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Java - enum valueOf "override" naming convention

Say you have the following enum: public enum Color { RED("R"), GREEN("G"), BLUE("B"); private String shortName; private Color(…

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C# .NET instance variable naming convention?

I'm doing a small internship at a business and in their code I find classes that are named like this: …

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What is the underscore prefix for python file name?

In cherryPy for example, there are files like: __init__.py _cptools.py How are they different? What does this mean?

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Naming conventions for "number of foos" variables

Let's suppose that I need to store the number of foo objects in a variable. Not being a native English …

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How can I simulate interfaces in C++?

Since C++ lacks the interface feature of Java and C#, what is the preferred way to simulate interfaces in C++ …

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Good naming convention for private member functions in C++?

For members, I use //.......vv SomeType m_XXX; //.......^^ I'd love to use _ as a prefix for member functions, but names …

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What are Clojure's Naming Conventions?

Can anyone explain or point me to where I can find clojure's naming conventions for: File names Functions (From what …

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Rule of thumb for naming wrapper classes

I find myself creating a significant number of wrapper classes, purely because I want to mock out the behaviour of …

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mongodb schema design naming convention

So I have something called exports.create = function(projectJSON){ var project = new ProjectModel({ id : projectJSON.id, projectName : projectJSON.projectName , authorName : …

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Is it bad practice to use a built-in function name as an attribute or method identifier?

I know to never use built-in function names as variable identifiers. But are there any reasons not to use them …

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