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If the local variable name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, ex. <pre>email_address</pre> | If the local variable name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, ex. <pre>email_address</pre> | ||
=== 1.b Classes === | === 1.b Functions === | ||
Function names should all be lowercase, ex. <pre>update</pre> | |||
If the function name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, ex. <pre>update_by_id</pre> | |||
=== 1.c Classes === | |||
Class names should all be capitalized, ex. <pre>Vertical</pre> | Class names should all be capitalized, ex. <pre>Vertical</pre> | ||
If the class name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, but preserving the first word capitalization, ex. <pre>Vertical_groups</pre> | If the class name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, but preserving the first word capitalization, ex. <pre>Vertical_groups</pre> | ||
Revision as of 03:10, 26 October 2022
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1. Variable Naming Conventions
1.a Local Variables
Local variable names should all be lower case, ex.
If the local variable name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, ex.
email_address
1.b Functions
Function names should all be lowercase, ex.
update
If the function name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, ex.
update_by_id
1.c Classes
Class names should all be capitalized, ex.
Vertical
If the class name is made up of multiple words, use snake case, but preserving the first word capitalization, ex.
Vertical_groups