<ul><li>A proposed naming convention suggests using $1, $2, $3 for loop index variables according to the loop's depth to avoid confusion and enhance clarity.</li><li>Benefits of this convention include low cognitive load, immediate clarity on index variables, clear nesting hierarchy indication, prevention of variable name conflicts, and consistency in team development.</li><li>Comparison with traditional naming conventions highlights the improved clarity and understanding of loop nesting hierarchy with the proposed $1, $2, $3 method.</li><li>The application of this naming convention extends beyond JavaScript to other languages and fields, offering advantages in organizing loop indices and enhancing code quality in various programming scenarios.</li></ul>

Stop the i, j, k Confusion: A Clearer Approach to Loop Index Naming

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