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Scala naming convention for options

scala naming-conventions

Should I use (otherwise optimal) class names that conflict with the .NET BCL's names?

c# vb.net naming-conventions classname fully-qualified-naming

How important are naming conventions for getters in Java?

java naming-conventions javabeans

Variable Naming Conventions For Maps/Lists in Dynamically-Typed languages

variables groovy language-agnostic naming-conventions dynamic-typing

What is the best practice for naming private and static private methods in C#?

c# naming-conventions private-methods

Do methods ending with _! have a special meaning in Scala?

scala naming-conventions

Prefix for testing methods in Unit: "test" vs "should" [closed]

java junit naming-conventions junit4

Standard name for (filter p xs, filter (not.p) xs)

haskell functional-programming naming-conventions

Is it wrong to make every concrete class to inherit from an interface?

java spring oop naming-conventions guice

int i vs int index etc. Which one is better? [duplicate]

variables coding-style iterator naming-conventions

What's your naming convention for helper functions? [closed]

haskell functional-programming naming-conventions

The meaning of ' in Haskell function name?

haskell naming-conventions

camel case method names

naming-conventions camelcasing

Any .NET '#region directive' convention ideas? [closed]

c# .net naming-conventions region regions

What's a good name for an Enum for Yes & No values

c# coding-style naming-conventions naming

Is there a naming convention for HTML form fields for good auto completion across all modern browsers?

html forms autocomplete naming-conventions autofill

Python Boolean method naming readability [closed]

python naming-conventions

DDD: Domain model namespaces convention

php namespaces domain-driven-design naming-conventions namespace-organisation

What's the standard naming convention for a property's backing field?

properties naming-conventions typescript backing-field

What is the purpose of the pound (#) symbol in front of method names in unit tests?

unit-testing naming-conventions
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