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+# Programming Tips
+
+## Naming A Function
+
+Picking good function names is an essential part of writing good code.
+Consider the following recommendations when you name your function.
+
+### Choose meaningful function names
+
+When you name your function, you should be clear on what it does.
+For example, the function `get(studentId, subject)` doesn't have a meaningful function name, and therefore, it is not clear what it does.
+It might be getting the student's subject grade or getting their enrollment status.
+A better name would be `getStudentGrade(studentId, subject)`, as it precisely communicates what the function does.
+
+### Don't make the function name too long
+
+Take care not to make a function name too long.
+For example, `checkStudentFailOrPassOrMeritOrDistinction(mark)` is an unnecessarily long function name.
+The longer the name is, the harder it gets to remember and the more space it takes on the computer screen.
+
+### Don't make the function name too short
+
+Conversely, making a function name too short can also confuse readers.
+For example, `checkFPMD(mark)` is a bad function name as it isn't immediately obvious what 'FPMD' means.
+
+### Use the name that everyone understands.
+
+Your function name should be understandable by everyone who reads your code.
+For example, an obscure function name like `DeathStar()` might be amusing to you, but the name doesn't communicate its purpose and can cause confusion for other developers who read your code.
+
+### Pick one convention for naming operations
+
+Stick to one convention for naming operations that do the same thing.
+For example, if you name the function to get a student's name `getStudentName()`, you should not use a different verb in the function name to get a student's grade (e.g. `retrieveStudentGrade()`).
+
+### Avoid using the same word for two purposes
+
+For example, don't keep using `add` when you want to put a group of items into a collection if you already named it on a addition of two numbers.
+Use `insert` or `append` instead.
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