I haven't used I and J after college
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I've hardly ever looped over indices after college. For-each loops solve 99% of real-world problems in a better way.
in programming, and in mathematics, it's always been weird to me that frequently paired variables are basically the most easily confused for one another pairs, especially when written quickly or sloppily.
- i and j
- x and y
- m and n
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