As we explored previously, naming a script or variable is a very important step. It won't change the way that the code runs, but it will help us to stay organized and, by using best practices, we are avoiding errors and saving time trying to find the piece of code that isn't working. Always use meaningful names to store your variables. If you don't do that, six months down the line, you will be lost. I'm going to exaggerate here a bit to make a point. Let's say you will name a variable as shown in this code:
public bool areRoadConditionsPerfect = true;
That's a descriptive name. In other words, you know what it means by just reading the variable. So 10 years from now, when you look at that name, you'll know exactly what I meant in the previous comment. Now suppose that instead of areRoadConditionsPerfect, you had named this variable as shown in the following code:
public bool perfect = true;
Sure, you know what perfect is, but would you know that it refers to...