some-var.some-fun(some-param, another-param)
the "-" hides the ".", but it should be the contrary, because "." is a stronger separator. some_var.some_fun(some_param, another_param)
Instead with CamelCase, they are immediately visible: someVar.someFun(someParam, anotherParam)
But my preferred syntax is Lisp: (some-fun some-var some-param another-param)
(when this-looks-appealing
(setf you-like-lisp-syntax true)
(vote-poll 'camel-case-formatting))
IMO, "this-looks-appealing" is more readable than "thisLooskAppealing", but "-" is more space friendly respect "_".
> Long COVID (LC) impacts one in five children after an acute SARS-CoV-2 infection
So, 20% of children that suffered of an acute SARS-CoV-2 infection, did not recovered immediately, but experienced also Long COVID.