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Probably not everyone's cup of tea, but I tend to use CamelCase for types, and under_scores for variables. It does result in constructs like 'Viewport viewport;

Probably not everyone's cup of tea, but I tend to use CamelCase for types, and under_scores for variables. It does result in constructs like 'Viewport viewport;' but at least it's easy enough to tell that Viewport is the type.

cpeterso 3y ago
Mixing CamelCase type names and snake_case variable names feels chaotic to me, but it’s the standard coding style for Python, Ruby, Rust, and Google’s C++ code. I wonder who used it before Python.
- gdprrrr 3y ago
  It's been in Java since Java 1.0