Ditto, with the exceptions of class names, projects not my own where I have to follow certain conventions, and in a Lisp-like languages. Dash beats underscore a

Ditto, with the exceptions of class names, projects not my own where I have to follow certain conventions, and in a Lisp-like languages. Dash beats underscore and I love question marks at the end of functions that return bools. I've also sucked long on the teat of dynamic type languages, so I've found that I care more about being able to decipher code's intent from reading it than what specific types are. For me, Python code is still more readable than C++ code no matter how many stylistic conventions on your C++ variables you make up.