I'd argue this is the correct way to use Hungarian notation. Especially in JavaScript.
with the caveat that actual usage matters. If this was meant to be a private class for example, I'd prefer to see something like:
getCalendarevent(id) { let selectedEvent = events[id]; showEventViewer({ title: selectedEvent.name, dateString: selectedEvent.getDateString(), location: selectedEvent.location }); }
where the "Event" object looks more like:
Event = { title; date; location; getDateString = function(){ return this.date.toString(); } }
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I'd argue this is the correct way to use Hungarian notation. Especially in JavaScript.
with the caveat that actual usage matters. If this was meant to be a private class for example, I'd prefer to see something like:
where the "Event" object looks more like: