Well, is/has is a convention. In Ruby it is common to use "question mark" instead.
But, more importantly, I would not use an imperative verb to name this boolean variable.
Imperative would more appropriate for methods (or functions) that have side effects. In this case, you are using the variable to store the result of a computation.
For further actions, you may consider blocking this person and/or reporting abuse
We're a place where coders share, stay up-to-date and grow their careers.
Good call! I’ve seen several recommendations for using is/has in Boolean variable names.
Well,
is/hasis a convention. In Ruby it is common to use "question mark" instead.But, more importantly, I would not use an imperative verb to name this boolean variable.
Imperative would more appropriate for methods (or functions) that have side effects. In this case, you are using the variable to store the result of a computation.