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POLL: Function and Variable naming conventions, which do you use and why?


What naming convention do you use?  

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  1. 1. What naming convention do you use?

    • camelCase for functions AND variables
      9
    • lowercase for functions AND variables
      0
    • lowercase + underscores functions AND variables
      3
    • camelCase for functions, lowercase for variables
      1
    • cameCase for functions, lowercase + underscores for variables
      4
    • lowercase for functions, camelCase for variables
      0
    • lowercase for functions, lowercase + underscore for variables
      0
    • lowercase + underscores for functions, camelCase for variables
      0
    • lowercase + underscores for functions, lowercase for variables
      2


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the reason you have to follow naming conventions is that simply, web apps once written are built using a search and replace on files that are generic definitions, eg the Model and the View and teh controller for a one to many relationship is generic i do a search and replace on the name of the item, wheras the relationship is the same for both EG. job>user and group>user  therfore the software are generic u just need to change the name.

 

Doing a search and replace on a file to make a new interface from generic file means u have to preserve the old naming conventions unless u whant to rewrite the whole things WHICH IS NOT WORTH IT in teh big picture.

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