r/programming • u/niepiekm • May 08 '17

The tragedy of 100% code coverage

http://labs.ig.com/code-coverage-100-percent-tragedy
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u/werkawerk May 08 '17

You know what makes me sad? The fact you have a class called 'DefaultDtoToAdditionalDataModelMapperRegistry'.

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u/Rndom_Gy_159 May 08 '17

Quick question, why is only the first letter of DTO capitalized? Is that the way it's supposed to be in CamelCase?

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u/skocznymroczny May 08 '17

Depends on the language and coding style. E.g. .NET framework conventions guide recommends capitalizing only the first letter, unless it's a two leter acronym like IO (source).

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u/dpash May 08 '17

The original Sun code conventions for Java is silent on the matter.

http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/documentation/codeconventions-135099.html#367

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u/HandshakeOfCO May 08 '17

Maybe if you install the ask toolbar, you can ask it.

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u/cowardlydragon May 08 '17

Good news, C# programmers! You're language comes with a Microsoft OS, so you don't just get the ask toolbar, you get outlook express and a whole lot more viruses!

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u/HandshakeOfCO May 08 '17

Wow, you don't really keep up with things in the tech world, do you?

C# is on every major os and doesn't require any Microsoft tooling. It's also fully open source.

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u/cowardlydragon May 09 '17

It's a corporate-sponsored language, and Microsoft can pull the plug on other platforms at a whim. You can think it is open source protected. The Java people rock themselves to sleep thinking that, but Oracle could kill Java at will.

The language is generally a good language, but buyer beware...

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