depends on the language and usage.

>>54542213
depends on the use case

Depends on each case

classes, functions, variables

or similar

Functions: SNAKE_CASE
Variables: SNAKE_CASE
Classes: SNAKE_CASE

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public static final int CONSTANT = 69;
public void calculateMass(yourMom mom) {}
long momMass = Long.MAX_VALUE;

Global functions underscore_case.
Classes PascalCase.
Variables camelCase.
Methods camelCase.

people using camelCase should just kill themselves.

>>54542213
That picture makes me extremely uncomfortable

>>54543234
You're welcome.

>>54542213
depends on the style of the environment you're working with. consistency over preference.

i personally like underscore case best, but a lot of python libs out there use camel, so i wrote a lot of code with camel. it is always a delight to go back to writing c code, where i mostly get to use underscore case.

>>54542213
If you are the only one writing the code then the answer is: It doesn't matter, just be consistent.

If you are part of a team/organization then you probably don't have a say unless you are in a high enough leadership position.

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