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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Which is gramatically correct word, quantityDiscrepantReceived or quantityReceivedDiscrepant or discrepancyReceivedQuantity?
Hi All,
I have to name a variable with the meaning "discrepancy quantity received".
Please let me know which one of the below is gramatically correct?
quantityDiscrepantReceived or
quantityReceivedDiscrepant or
discrepancyReceivedQuantity or
any other option?
I have to name a variable with the meaning "discrepancy quantity received".
Please let me know which one of the below is gramatically correct?
quantityDiscrepantReceived or
quantityReceivedDiscrepant or
discrepancyReceivedQuantity or
any other option?
Top answer
There is no grammar involved here, but all are horribly awkward. Use ' DQR '-- 'the DQR variable'.
- There is no grammar involved here, but all are horribly awkward.
- Use ' DQR '-- 'the DQR variable'.
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There is no grammar involved here, but all are horribly awkward. Use 'DQR'-- 'the DQR variable'.
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