On Tue, 20 Feb 2018 12:25:38 +0000 (UTC)
Kiwi User  wrote:

> Or, better yet, use named that tie in to what your program does: don't
> use 'switch' or 'switch2' if you're setting or reading switches, use
> 'button', 'lightswitch' or 'door_sensor' instead because that also makes
> the program easier to understand.

 This is the best way, for best results decide on all the names for
things up front and stick to them rigidly in variable names, messages and
documentation. Two things happen when you do this, you get consistency
which is very nice and you tend to find a bunch of important details while
you're doing the naming of names because it forces you to examine
everything carefully.

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