Glancing at the first page of that study, it looks like * People trained mostly in camelCase (also, nonprogrammers) read camelCase more accurately, but snake_c

Glancing at the first page of that study, it looks like * People trained mostly in camelCase (also, nonprogrammers) read camelCase more accurately, but snake_case faster. (Previous study which I didn't follow up.) * People trained mostly in snake_case read both of them equally accurately, but snake_case faster. (But, grand total of fifteen participants.) (I find this mildly surprising: I seem to read snake_case slightly slower than normal text, and camelCase slightly faster, just based on the pauses between words. But camelCase would be easier to lose myself in. I find hyphenated-words easiest to read, but not many languages permit them...)