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Naming standards is about defining rules about the use of symbols such as the name of namespaces, packages, modules, types, functions, or variables
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Why is the use of conjunctions in method names a bad naming convention?
Although the use of conjunctions often indicates a violation of the SRP, in this case it is just indicating the return value of a poor man's algebraic data type that can be one of two values, either n …
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What is the reason for using lowercase for the first word in a local variable (eg, employeeC...
That naming convention is often used when people want to be able to give a variable the same name as its type. For example:
Employee employee;
Some languages even enforce that capitalization. Thi …
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Should duck typing affect naming conventions?
In Clean Code, Robert Martin argues that even with static typing, you should avoid what he calls "punning," meaning giving the same name to two methods that aren't semantically similar. That means if …
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How does package naming affects Android application once deployed?
The com.domain.myapp convention is to prevent namespace collision globally. Android doesn't allow two packages of the same name, so you can't use a generic name. If you don't have a web site for you …
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