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35 35 | Example | FileName01.java | FileName02.java | | Example | FileName01.java | FileName02.java |
36 36 | ----------- | --------------- | --------------- | | ----------- | --------------- | --------------- |
37 37
38 * Classes and Interfaces Names
38 * *Classes and Interfaces Names*
39 39 * Class and interface names are generally noun or noun phrases. * Class and interface names are generally noun or noun phrases.
40 40 * Class and interface must begin with a capital letter. * Class and interface must begin with a capital letter.
41 41
 
45 45 |Class Example | class FishBowl implements AqueousHabitat { ... } | |Class Example | class FishBowl implements AqueousHabitat { ... } |
46 46 | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
47 47
48 * Method Names
48 * *Method Names*
49 49
50 50 * Method names generally begin with a lowercase letter. * Method names generally begin with a lowercase letter.
51 51 * A call on a procedure is a statement to do something, so a procedure name is generally a verb phrase that is a command to do something. * A call on a procedure is a statement to do something, so a procedure name is generally a verb phrase that is a command to do something.
 
62 62 | Example | public boolean isEquilateralTriangle(int b, int c, int d) { ... } | | Example | public boolean isEquilateralTriangle(int b, int c, int d) { ... } |
63 63 | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | -------------------- | ------------------------------------------------ |
64 64
65 * Variable Names
65 * *Variable Names*
66 66
67 67 * Variable names generally start with a lowercase letter. * Variable names generally start with a lowercase letter.
68 68 * Variable names should give the reader some hint about what the variable is used for. * Variable names should give the reader some hint about what the variable is used for.
 
71 71 * There is a tension between writing long descriptive names and very short names. * There is a tension between writing long descriptive names and very short names.
72 72 * We tend to use shorter names for parameters and local variables and longer names for fields and static variables. * We tend to use shorter names for parameters and local variables and longer names for fields and static variables.
73 73
74 * Parameter Names
74 * *Parameter Names*
75 75 * Parameter names may be short, even one letter long. * Parameter names may be short, even one letter long.
76 76 | Example | public boolean isEquilateralTriangle(int b, int c, int d) {return b == c && c == d;} | | Example | public boolean isEquilateralTriangle(int b, int c, int d) {return b == c && c == d;} |
77 77 | -----------| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ | | -----------| ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ |
78 78
79 * Local variable names.
79 * *Local variable names*
80 80 * A local variable is a variable that is declared in a method body. * A local variable is a variable that is declared in a method body.
81 81 * Its declaration should be placed as close to its first use as possible. * Its declaration should be placed as close to its first use as possible.
82 82 * The scope of a local variable is usually short, and its meaning is often obvious either from a comment on its declaration or from the short code in which it is used. Therefore, names of local variables may be short. * The scope of a local variable is usually short, and its meaning is often obvious either from a comment on its declaration or from the short code in which it is used. Therefore, names of local variables may be short.
83 83
84 * Fields and class (i.e. static) variables.
84 * *Fields and class (i.e. static) variables*
85 85 * The meaning of fields and class variables are typically given as comments by the declarations, far from where the variables are used. * The meaning of fields and class variables are typically given as comments by the declarations, far from where the variables are used.
86 86 * Therefore, the names of field and class variables should be longer and as mnemonic as possible, giving the reader a good idea what the meaning are. * Therefore, the names of field and class variables should be longer and as mnemonic as possible, giving the reader a good idea what the meaning are.
87 * Package names
87 * *Package names*
88 88
89 89 * Package names are usually all lowercase and consist of nouns. * Package names are usually all lowercase and consist of nouns.
90 90
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