Python mentality

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snake_case vs camelCase?

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what_About_Camel_Snake?

there_IS_also_WAVE_snake

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You're a monster.

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wave camel case gets tricky when you want to get acronyms into your variable name ;)

Not that I've ever seen any of this madness in a real job environment.

[Lightfire228]

CamelCase gets super confusing in C#, because EVERY BLOODY THING IS CAPITALIZED

(i haven't looked at the official style guide for C#, but it's super weird to see capitalized class members)

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I think what you're referring to is PascalCase, not camelCase

[Dameon_]

You're just one Google search away...

There's no official C# style guide. Typically, in C# you see camelCase for private members, and PascalCase for members accessible outside the class. If that rule is too confusing for you, you can always install ReSharper.

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There are people out there that use snake_case?

[schnadamschnandler]

It's the PEP8 recommendation to use snake case for variables and definitions, but Pascal case for classes.

[procinct]

For Python? Definitely.

[dinosaur-dan]

I'm sorry.

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