The function is not very long and it&#x27;s sort of pointless.  Besides, what <i>do</i> you name it?  collectionInts?  That&#x27;s in the declaration, right there.  candidates?  As obtuse (and useless) as c.<p>If you&#x27;re grepping&#x2F;ag&#x27;ing for c you&#x27;ve got another issue, because I can&#x27;t think of the context that you would <i>grep</i> c in a function that fits on less than 2 24-row terminal screens.  At worst, &#x2F;c and a few presses of &#x27;n&#x27; is all you need once you get to the function.<p>If you&#x27;re outside the function grepping, it&#x27;s because you saw printNFirstIntegers(4, someOtherVariableName).  You&#x27;ll hardly have named the variable (or collection literal) &quot;c&quot;.  So you&#x27;ll be using ag printNFirstIntegers.<p>To me, your request is akin to the last time I had a code review for a rake task and someone complained about the &#x27;f&#x27; in:<p><pre><code>  FileList[&#x27;deploy_assets&#x2F;ebextensions&#x2F;*&#x27;] do |f|
    @helper.process_template(f, &quot;.ebextensions&#x2F;#{File.basename(f)}&quot;)
  end
</code></pre>
Calling it File is horribly obvious and annoying.<p>Edit: The function name probably should be run_erb_on or something like that.  None of us are free of naming sins.  Lol.