Difference between revisions of "Coding Style"

* '''Class names''': Camelcase, starting with uppercase letter, e.g.: '''FurnaceManager'''

* '''Variable and method names''': Camelcase, starting with lowercase letter, e.g.: '''updateWorld()''', '''userCommands'''.

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** ~~For~~ loop variables ~~short-names are~~ ok, e.g. '''i''', '''j'''. Otherwise use descriptive names and don't use abbreviations all over the place, to make the code more readable.

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** Using short names for loop variables is ok, e.g. '''i''', '''j'''. Otherwise use descriptive names and don't use abbreviations all over the place, to make the code more readable.

Difference between revisions of "Coding Style"

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 * '''Class names''': Camelcase, starting with uppercase letter, e.g.: '''FurnaceManager'''
 * '''Variable and method names''': Camelcase, starting with lowercase letter, e.g.: '''updateWorld()''', '''userCommands'''.
-** For loop variables short-names are ok, e.g. '''i''', '''j'''. Otherwise use descriptive names and don't use abbreviations all over the place, to make the code more readable.
+** Using short names for loop variables is ok, e.g. '''i''', '''j'''. Otherwise use descriptive names and don't use abbreviations all over the place, to make the code more readable.