Re: What's the deal with "Warning: explicit element-wise assignment..."

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On Wednesday, 30 April 2014 at 11:24:09 UTC, Dicebot wrote:
For algorithms execution complexity is not a mere 
implementation detail. "walk' implies exactly that it is O(n) 
as opposed to O(1) of built-in length properties. It is a wise 
approach.

For you maybe. For me the response is "walkLength???" WTF is 
that? Does this imply a length restricted forEach?

I've never seen "walk" or "traverse" being used for indicating 
O(n), it is usually used to indicate something you can utilize in 
order to traverse a data-structure. That's how the terms are used 
in CS.

"Walk" is an imperative. "walk length" indicates "walk the length 
of", not "calculate the length of".

But naming functions is often more difficult than writing the 
code. (not a joke)