Java variables be like: UsersXwifesDogHandlersFirstName

This is how it's being told to us students.

Eurgh, that's awful.

Variable names should always start with lower case.

@AlmondSauce what if it's a global class?

@melezorus34 What is a "global class"?

@Makenshi @lmgtfy Global Classes on Java

@melezorus34
https://lmgtfy.com//...

@melezorus34 what's a global class? Not a thing in java judging by how you called it

@netikras guessing public static or something like that.

@ArcaneEye IDK man... He MAY have meant constants (in that case they would be CAPITAL_SNAKE_CASE names), but he said "classes".. so I'm confused :/

@AlmondSauce except for constants :) which are technically fields, not variables, so you're prolly right

@netikras I knew there might be someone who nit-picked over constants, so you get the prize ;-)

I've still no idea what this "global class" variable name thing is though 😂

@melezorus34 There are no global classes in Java. You can only change the visibility of them.

So don't "lmgtfy" me, thank you very much. :)

Lolz, just try to avoid creating more than 2 globals per file/library

Cuz if you don't start uppercase with a import name, what's wrong with you? (Probs noting)

you mean "shitty devs naming java variables like:"

I've never ever named a variable anything over maybe 15 chars.

I also met very few devs that did anything near that.

If something like this happens it's usually because the dev doesn't understand proper design or patterns and calls his variables like:
personalHomeAddress

seems legit but its stupid if the design is ok.
you'll end up with:
x.personal.personalHome.PersonalHomeAddress
instead of x.personal.home.address

NOT AT ALL Java specific.. just a thing people dont get when starting oop.

Meanwhile in Dart variables
___thisIsAVariableWithALineAtStart

There's actually an abstract class in Spring called AbstractSingletonProxyFactoryBean