I like whatever the accepted standard is for the language I’m using at the time.
So for python and ruby we’re talking snake_case variables and PascalCase classes, for javascript camelCase variables and PascalCase constructors, for go camelCase for unexported and PascalCase for exported.
Don’t really see how one might have a personal favorite that they apply to all languages equally.
Exactly this. I have lacked this comment here and was surprised no one has mentioned it earlier. One might prefer one format over the other, whenever there is a standard though, one should immediately switch to it and stick with the standard for the given language. Not what the discussion asked for though, so that might be the reason.
I like whatever the accepted standard is for the language I’m using at the time.
So for python and ruby we’re talking snake_case variables and PascalCase classes, for javascript camelCase variables and PascalCase constructors, for go camelCase for unexported and PascalCase for exported.
Don’t really see how one might have a personal favorite that they apply to all languages equally.
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Exactly this. I have lacked this comment here and was surprised no one has mentioned it earlier. One might prefer one format over the other, whenever there is a standard though, one should immediately switch to it and stick with the standard for the given language. Not what the discussion asked for though, so that might be the reason.