módszerjelöl
Módszerjelöl, also known as "method indication" or "method marking," is a term primarily used in Hungarian programming and software development contexts, particularly in relation to the Hungarian notation system. This notation was introduced by Charles Simonyi in the 1970s to improve code readability by embedding type information directly into variable and function names. The Hungarian prefix convention uses abbreviations to indicate the data type or purpose of a variable, making it easier for developers to understand the code at a glance.
In the Hungarian notation system, "módszerjelöl" refers to the suffixes or prefixes that denote the method or
While Hungarian notation has faced criticism over the years due to its potential to clutter code and
Modern programming practices often favor more intuitive naming conventions, such as those used in clean code