I have started to see variable initialisations like that:

Class clazz = new Class();

or

Class klass = new Class();

Is there a particular reason for people to misspell the word "class" when declaring these variables, and to use a "kool boyz" sort of writing style?

I have started to see variable initialisations like that in Java libraries:

Class clazz = new Class();

or

Class klass = new Class();

Is there a particular reason for people to misspell the word "class" when declaring these variables, and to use a "kool boyz" sort of writing style? Also what is wrong with using something like cls or something similar?

I have started to see variable initialisations like that:

Class clazz = new Class();
or
Class klass = new Class();

Is there a particular reason why people misspell variables, especially these ones look like "kool boyz" sort of writing style?

I have started to see variable initialisations like that:

Class clazz = new Class();

or

Class klass = new Class();

Is there a particular reason for people to misspell the word "class" when declaring these variables, and to use a "kool boyz" sort of writing style?