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				 arminiae5639yI grew up using camelCase, but to me, it's actually more important that all devs in a team agree on using the same format. arminiae5639yI grew up using camelCase, but to me, it's actually more important that all devs in a team agree on using the same format.
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				As @arminiae said. For solo projects, I believe it should be the standard of the language - camelCase for java, under_scores for Ruby, etc
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				 ObjSal2859yIt definitely depends on the language and the style that was selected at the beginning of the project (or at least in the file) and to keep it that way. ObjSal2859yIt definitely depends on the language and the style that was selected at the beginning of the project (or at least in the file) and to keep it that way.
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				I find it much quicker to type in camel case cause sometimes I hit the wrong key when trying to press underscore.
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				Really I don't care as long as everyone uses the same one. Having to deal with both naming conventions at once is just...







variableName
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variable_name
<imho> I prefer the second one, it is definitely more readable </imho>
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