More (non-)antonyms

[nmatt]

Here are some more for your consideration. Some of those are more suitable for function names or for enum names than purely for variable names.

add/sub/mul/div/mod/neg/pow/log (arithmetics)

dry/wet (e.g. https://www.gresearch.co.uk/article/in-praise-of-dry-run/#finishing-the-example)

min/max/sum/avg (statistics, "avg" = "average")

val/ref (value semantics vs. reference semantics)

copy/move

easy/hard (not sure about use cases for that one)

fast/slow

full/part ("part" = partial")

idle/busy

incr/decr (increment/decrement, increase/decrease)

intf/impl (interface/implementation)

live/dead (e.g. systems being monitored)

load/save

pass/fail (also: passed/failed)

real/fake real/mock

show/hide

soft/hard/weak (e.g. line breaks, links, references)

some/none (e.g. option types)

take/drop (stream operations)

above/below

early/tardy

fresh/stale (caching)

light/heavy (e.g. in Java heavy-weight vs. light-weight AWT/Swing UI components)

major/minor(/patch)

proto/final (e.g. when creating an immutable "final" object from a modifiable "prototype" object)

before/behind

import/export

insert/update/upsert/delete (as in SQL) There's also "modify". One can really combine all of these: create/insert/modify/update/upsert/delete/remove

intact/broken

single/double/triple

current/expired (similar to fresh/stale above)

success/failure

special/regular

include/exclude

verbose/concise

increase/decrease

starting/stopping

original/modified

constant/variable

identical/different

compound/singular (e.g. data items)

concrete/abstract

expected/computed (e.g. expectedHash/computedHash; similar to expected vs. actual)

frequent/sporadic

internal/external

permanent/transient (alternative to "temporary")

[adishavit]

Phew 😅 ! Make a PR. Try to insert them by length and approximate alphabetical order within the list...