naive

I have a bit of an off-topic question for anybody who writes Rust. I'm more familiar with web development and higher level languages, but I've always been interested in Rust. While I know a bit of C/C++, I'm far from an expert. One of the things that turns me off from those languages are the frequent use of really short or cryptic variable/function names. I'm looking at this codebase, specifically https://github.com/hsiaosiyuan0/naive/blob/master/src/lib/to..., and I see stuff like `let (s, kv, vk, be) = gen_map!`. I have no clue what those variables would be unless I dug around the rest of the file. Is this sort of variable/method naming convention common in the Rust world? I am not criticizing the author or the language here, merely just curious what I should expect if I dipped my toes into Rust.

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