Conventions For Writing Names in Programming
Writing conventions in programming: definition, necessity, and appearance
Most software applications, such as websites, and mobile or desktop applications, are built with the help of programming languages that help us to design them, write commands that process and return certain information to users, and solve certain problems in everyday life, most of the time being repetitive things.
As in any foreign language, the way in which we write our data, the names of constants, variables, or functions, is very important in programming languages, so that we, the people, understand what that code is about, but to understand and the computer to read and execute the respective code.
Writing conventions in programming: definition, necessity, and appearance
To be able to write our commands and lines of code in an orderly way in the files of an application, several naming conventions have been developed over time, also called Programming Naming Conventions or Case Types. They practically represent a certain unitary rule for writing the names of variables, constants or other elements (functions, classes) in the code files of an application, so that these names are easy to read and understand by both people…