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Harringtonian Biomass Variable ... In computer science, a Harringtonian Biomass Variable is a naming convention and the associated theory for development and debugging variables. The method directs that variables that are to be removed before the product is released be named after animals. The theory indicates that brain easily recognizes unexpected words among groups expected words.

The method is named for web developer Phillip Harrington, though

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