explicit code declarations

Always make code declarations explicit and consistent to improve readability and maintainability. This includes specifying all property attributes, using const for immutable parameters, and avoiding misleading naming conventions.

Key practices:

• Property attributes: Explicitly specify all Objective-C property attributes instead of relying on defaults
• Parameter constness: Use const for function parameters that shouldn’t be modified
• Clear naming: Avoid misleading prefixes like “g” (global) for member variables

Example of explicit property declaration:

// Good - explicit attributes
@property (nonatomic, readwrite, assign) CGFloat flexGrow;

// Avoid - relying on defaults
@property (nonatomic) CGFloat flexGrow;

Example of consistent const usage:

// Good - const parameters
WIN_EXPORT void YGSetExperimentalFeatureEnabled(const YGConfigRef config,
                                                const YGExperimentalFeature feature,
                                                const bool enabled);

// Avoid - missing const
WIN_EXPORT void YGSetExperimentalFeatureEnabled(YGConfigRef config,
                                                YGExperimentalFeature feature,
                                                bool enabled);

This approach reduces ambiguity, makes code intentions clear, and helps prevent accidental modifications while improving overall code consistency.