Functions with unclear names obscure purpose and confuse readers, leading to higher cognitive load. Descriptive, action-oriented names guide users and enhance code readability.
Using vague terms like 'process' or 'load' can force readers to inspect the implementation to understand a function's behavior, which wastes time and increases errors.
By adopting descriptive naming conventions, developers adhere to the 'Tell, Don't Ask' principle, minimizing guesswork for the caller and aligning with best coding practices.
Automated linters can assist in identifying poor naming patterns, ensuring that functions consistently reflect their intent and purpose, ultimately improving code quality.
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