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I said CamelCase but depending the code base I'll use underscores. It almost has no affect on my brain anymore; I can read both easily. I like using CamelCase
by wvenable 12y ago
I said CamelCase but depending the code base I'll use underscores. It almost has no affect on my brain anymore; I can read both easily.
I like using CamelCase for most things because it gives the option of also using underscores on top of that. For example, for database and table names, I'll use CamelCase for names but underscores for primitive namespacing.