How to avoid saying "gstring"? [closed]

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I am picking up Groovy. The language is fine. But I have a non-technical problem. One of the classes is called GString. In some context, it can be misleading. And mentioning it is not very appropriate in the office, especially when开发者_运维知识库 some non-technical female colleagues are around.

I guess this is not enough to justify renaming the class in the language. So how should I avoid saying "GString" when I want to say GString?

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Personally, I think you should just say "GString" and use the confusion and subsequent explanation to begin conversations with the non-technical female colleagues.

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Other languages call these kind of strings with placeholders "interpolated strings", so you can use that, or potentially just call them "Groovy String".

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what does the G stand for? If it's Groovy, then call it GroovyString, or even GrooveString ... or guhString ... as in the lower-case sound of 'G'

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I would pronounce it "GiString".

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Say Gstring a lot. You female colleages may start to notice you.