> Many people have a convention of using a prefix of "g" for
> globals, e.g.,
> global gkPi
> global gkFriction
With my convention, it's global if it has a data-type prefix at all, so the
g is redundant. I should've noted in the post that they were global, tho.
kFriction is global, and friction is local;
lsPoints is global, and pointList is local, etc.
2 centz,
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