Discussion
A good identifier is which of the following?
Answer: C
Correct answer: One that is unique
Uniqueness is the one indispensable property: an identifier that does not distinguish instances identifies nothing. The others are the opposite of what is wanted - a good identifier does not change, is never null, and is unintelligent, carrying no meaning that might later need to change.
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