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Re^2: CamelCase really that bad?

by zwon (Abbot)
on Aug 23, 2016 at 21:06 UTC ( [id://1170256]=note: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help??


in reply to Re: CamelCase really that bad?
in thread CamelCase really that bad?

I think "the standard" is a bit too strong of a statement. Package names are supposed to be capitalized, so yes CamelCase is something generally expected, but as for method names I don't see how camelCase is better than CamelCase, both are used, although snake_case is something I see much more often in Perl code.

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Re^3: CamelCase really that bad?
by Anonymous Monk on Aug 23, 2016 at 22:05 UTC

    I think "the standard" is a bit too strong of a statement.

    You're over thinking it :)

    Package names are supposed to be capitalized, so yes CamelCase is something generally expected,

    Also know as the standard convention

    but as for method names I don't see how camelCase is better than CamelCase, both are used, although snake_case is something I see much more often in Perl code.

    Do more research :)

    You see one used more than the other, so one is the standard camelCase

    https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Naming_convention_%28programming%29

      You see one used more than the other, so one is the standard camelCase

      After spending a lot of time on research (maybe even 5 minutes), I couldn't actually remember/find a single module that uses any camel case. So I guess the standard is not to use it ;)

        After spending a lot of time on research (maybe even 5 minutes), I couldn't actually remember/find a single module that uses any camel case. So I guess the standard is not to use it ;)

        Follow the link provided and you can see a small sample

        Also look at the list of core modules, FileHandle, FindBin, I18N::LangTags, Tie::Array, its all the SameCamel

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