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Smalltalk programmers generally use long, descriptive parameter
names. Some names, such as caloriesPerGram, indicate the role of the
parameter. Others, such as anInteger, indicate the expected type of
the parameter. Such names tend to improve readability, but Smalltalk
does not force you to adhere to any particular naming convention. Smalltalk is happy to work with more
conventional parameter names, such as x and y.