Make names of variables reflect what they mean #19
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Rename the variable for `s0[i]` from `s1i` to `s0i` and similarly for `s1[j]`
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@lanzkron thanks! |
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Thank you! Can you explain (or point me to an explanation of) the algorithm here? I'm trying to understand the meaning of I understand the basics of Levenshtein Distance but this algorithm is different. |
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Rename the variable for
s0[i]froms1itos0iand similarly fors1[j]This is a very minor change but I think it would reduce confusion while reading/debugging the code (it did for me anyway).