Naming conventions refer to general rules governing names assigned to programming constructs such as variables and methods.
Why do most C programmers name variables like this: int *myVariable; rather than like this: int* myVariable; Both are valid. …
c pointers variables naming-conventionsBeing that they must be unique, what should I name FK's in a MySQL DB?
mysql naming-conventions foreign-keysWhen writing utility classes in Java, what are some good guidelines to follow? Should packges be "util" or "utils"? Is …
java naming-conventionsIn some interfaces I wrote I'd like to name generic type parameters with more than one character to make the …
java generics naming-conventionsI run across many shell scripts with variables in all caps, and I've always thought that there is a severe …
bash shell scripting naming-conventions capitalizationI would like to know if there is a convention for database collections such as: PageVisit or page_visit. Are …
mongodb naming-conventionsI've seen lots of codes have declaration like Class clazz , where does this originate from ? Is this some kind of …
java naming-conventionsSimple question, from a readability standpoint, which method name do you prefer for a boolean method: public boolean isUserExist(...) or: …
api naming-conventions readabilitySo I'm working on this class that's supposed to request help documentation from a vendor through a web service. I …
naming-conventionsI've seen people use a trailing underscore for member variables in classes, for instance in the renowned C++ FAQ Lite. …
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