#2 Naming Booleans

When picking a name for a boolean variable or a function that returns a boolean, be sure it’s clear what true and false really mean.

🚨 Problems

Your code has boolean variables that are named in a way that makes it difficult to understand what they mean.

const open = true;
const write = true;
const fruit = true;

✅ Solution

Booleans can hold only 2 values, true or false. Given this, using prefixes like is, has, can, or should can make booleans more clear.

const isOpen = true;
const canWrite = true;
const hasFruit = true;