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Page 126, code example: <tt>convertChar</tt> is a very bad name for the function -- it doesn't hint what the method does. Suggest calling <tt>rot13</tt> instead of <tt>convertChar</tt>. You don't even need to list the code for <tt>rot13</tt>, a comment above the line where you call it should be enough for those readers who haven't encountered this algorithm yet. | Page 126, code example: <tt>convertChar</tt> is a very bad name for the function -- it doesn't hint what the method does. Suggest calling <tt>rot13</tt> instead of <tt>convertChar</tt>. You don't even need to list the code for <tt>rot13</tt>, a comment above the line where you call it should be enough for those readers who haven't encountered this algorithm yet. | ||
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