Why the **** are they using snake_case if they aren't using Python?

Why the **** are the function names ClassCased if they're not using C#?

That's an infinite loop unless the user literally dies

"Stay6feetApart()" great now we have to rewrite the whole codebase if that changes to 4 feet, or 10 feet.

And of course everything's a global unless there's only one person alive

Who wrote this crap?

Why the **** are they using snake_case if they aren't using Python?

Why the **** are the function names ClassCased if they're not using C#?

That's an infinite loop unless the user literally dies

"Stay6feetApart()" great now we have to rewrite the whole codebase if that changes to 4 feet, or 10 feet.

And of course everything's a global unless there's only one person in the universe

Who wrote this crap?

Why the **** are they using snake_case if they aren't using Python?

Why the **** are the function names ClassCased if they're not using C#?

That's an infinite loop unless the user literally dies

"Stay6feetApart()" great now we have to rewrite the whole codebase if that changes to 4 feet, or 10 feet.

And of course everything's a global

Who wrote this crap?

Why the **** are they using snake_case if they aren't using Python?

Why the **** are the function names ClassCased if they're not using C#?

That's an infinite loop

"Stay6feetApart()" great now we have to rewrite the whole codebase if that changes to 4 feet, or 10 feet.

Who wrote this crap?