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Questions tagged [camelcase]

Practice of writing compound words where the first letter of an identifier is lowercase and the first letter of each subsequent concatenated word is capitalized.

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I'm a beginner, but competent at code and have some setbacks like this where it doesn't really matter- but I like making it easier and legible to understand my code. Anyways, yeah. I just have ...
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Reference: http://junit.sourceforge.net/junit3.8.1/javadoc/junit/framework/TestCase.html#setUp() setUp should have ideally be named as setup I've explored if any duplicate method setup is used in ...
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Given that one needs to deal with case sensitive environment, when would one benefit from having all caps or all non-caps names of variables or similar identifiers, as opposed to have camel case? ...
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Title says it all. Can't seem to find what is most common out in the world. I'm brand new to programming. If the answer is "it depends", I would love to know what it depends on. Here to learn.
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This side question bothers me: Has_This_Case_A_Name? Here is what I could find, but This_Case_Is_Missing: +---------------------------------------+---------------+ | Names ...
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I like both but I notice languages that use camelCasing for members sometimes need more adjustments when you want to edit your code. For example (in Python): node.customData() vs node.setCustomData()...
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I am having a problem in understanding how to apply camelCase syntax to some of my variable names. For example, how should I correctly write a word like "phonenumber" in camel case? Is it ...
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The consensus seems to be that one should follow the convention of the platform they're developing for. See: Underscore or camelcase? Naming conventions: camelCase versus underscore_case? However, ...
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