Yup, and all that is discounting the fact that he also does different renders for their reactions to different names. It's even more work since, at least the last time he did this, it's clear he's still learning the best ways to actually program these things. Here's the code for picking Kirin's name since that's the most recent one added as of this post (unless I'm having a massive brain fart and am forgetting someone):Indeed, not every dev goes into this much detail and it is a pretty extensive amount of work to do that because there's the names, there's the code, there's the responses, all having to be typed in line by line at one point or another even if he is using some sort of single defining variable that does all of them. Even then, you still have to set up the code to recognize every single input it is supposed to, I can only imagine how much the work would multiply if he thought of every single response possible, and feed it to the code that spits out a response and that code has to be set up in a way that allows it to detect multiple different inputs and spit out a response dependent on the input or to spit out the same response for similar. Example, if one input is dad and another is daddy, it should spit out a pretty similar response, but if one of those is instead onii-chan, it should be different.
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He even has variations based on events you've done with them, like changed dialogue based on if you got caught with Ayane during the beach event or not. This happens with all the girls when you choose a name for them to call you. Asking Chika to call you Rin is pretty dang different if you do it before or after the beach event, for example.