Original Message From: "Michael Kay"
>> - Although a minor concern, all other things being equal it
>> should be more efficient to parse as the entropy is at the
>> start of the string making it easier to look up.
>
> It's just as easy to compare strings starting at the end as at the front!
Sure you can write your own string compare methods that start comparing from
the end. But if the solution becomes wide spread then a lot of string
comparing will be done with comparison algorithms built into the various
implementation language (e.g. Java, C#, JavaScript and so on) and they tend
to start from the front.
Just because you _can_ write a string compare function that starts from the
end is no reason to have reversed names. It certainly doesn't outweigh the
benefits mentioned of using non-reversed names.
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