Some renamings to reduce unnecessary variable naming diversity #216
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MenuDrawer.java naming convention.
in 9 positions in the sample, while mDrawer was used 5 times. This commit makes the naming more consistent throught the samples.
was previously used 14 times in the code, while savedInstanceState only 3.
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I've been working on a research machine learning-based tool (link: http://groups.inf.ed.ac.uk/naturalize/ ) tool that analyzes source code identifiers and makes suggestions for renaming them. The goal is to reduce unnecessary diversity in variable naming and improve code readability. This pull request is only a small sample of the suggestions made for android-menudrawer.
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