I am wondering if there exists already some naming conventions for Ocaml, especially for names of constructors, names of variables, names of functions, and names for labels of record.
I hope this doesn\'t get closed due to being too broad.I know it comes down to personal preference, but there is an origin to all casing conventions and I would like to know where this one came from a
I am working on a new project that involves government funding. As such we will have objects (classes, properties, methods) that reference government legislation which have names like Title II, Title
I know it sounds silly, but in regards to CA1709, should 开发者_开发问答we ignore this error and just do what Microsoft did (which is use Db as the acronym for Database)?
I have a hierarchy of classes: class Page { } class ChildPage1 extends Page { private static final String URL;
Can anyone explain or point me to where I can find clojure\'s na开发者_StackOverflow中文版ming conventions for:
I have a function in Matlab that has some variables in it.I need to print out the variable_names (in case of an exception etc.).I am aware of inputname function but it works for input_arguments only.
I\'m investigating replacing or supplementing our home grown ORM system with the Entity Framework 4, and I\'m noticing that the latter may end up causing a conflict between what we\'ve defined as the
This might be a silly question, but I have never found a satisfying way to name a variable of type HashMap<K,V> in Java. For example - lets say I have a HashMap where every bucket is a <K,V&g
Just wondering what everyone uses to name variables that relate to an already descriptive class? For example:
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