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by justshowpost
1704 days ago
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Absolutely not. "T" prefix stands for "type" and has its roots in case-insensitive Pascal /* eg common C style notation involving type identifier and var identifier is illegal in Pascal */
Rect rect;
(* so Pascal requires some distinct identifiers eg *)
rect: TRect;
the other common prefix is "P" which stands for pointer type |
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