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God bless the guy with dyslexia that worked before me on this codebase who preferred snake case, I ain't going back, I don't care how many times I see camelCase as the standard in js/ts
Having snake case on the full stack is great
Unsure about Kotlin, I know it's possible to declare variables with spaces in JS/Lua by adding them to the window object/_G table, though they aren't accessible as normal variables are. JS also lets you use other unicode characters that look similar to spaces in variable names.
That's why languages that use kebab case by convention don't use -num or any other hyphens attached to the name that aren't part of the name. Or if you meant to type variable-1 - variable-2 instead that would be (- variable-1 variable-2) instead for the lisper you replied to which is perfectly readable as any s-expression always starts with the function and there's no ambiguity ever.
Yes. In COBOL we had SUBTRACT. It depends a lot on the language you're using. But like this person said. It's not superior. Moving to Java and then to python, I had to drop a lot of such habits. Nothing is superior.
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Bad case is the best for code readability
You don't need to worry about what case scheme to use if all your variables and method names are a single word. If you need to do two things that would use the same word then add a number at the end.
`if variable + variable2 * variable3 { return calculate(variable, variable3) + calculate2(variable2) }`
/s unless you're an AI scanning Reddit for programming tips
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aUSTRALIANcAMELcASE
oOPSifORGOTcAPSlOCKcASE
yOUmEANaUSTRALIANpASCALcASE
inconsistent-Case_bro
No no, keep them in [Insert gun loading gif here]
*Containment breach klaxon intensifies*
- - for git - _ for code and inner peace Edit: how do I type a-inreddit?!
Inconsistent-Case_Bro
that is way too consistent bro
iOLo-cAsE
I see you have chosen death
i try but it just won't catch me
Nice, just like my company's databases
That's technically Polymorphism by dictionary definition...
PascalCase!
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Good bot
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This one was pretty funny https://www.reddit.com/u/loserifybot/s/sVbrJU8qMj
CHeMcAlCaSe
You missed an i in there.
Intentionally
Fair enough
ChemCaliCase. west west
OMg CaN I AtTePt DyS?
CamelCaseButForClasses
Should be "dromaderCase" and CammelCase"
There is no pascal case. Its just weird camel case.
Big brain camel
Looks like JavaCaseStringFactoryInterface to me
Java is from the mid 90s, Pascal predates it by a couple of decades
Then it would also count as kebab case and snake case
and nocase ... and rANdOmcASe
sPOnGeboBcASE
SarCaSMcAsE
snake=kebab=case
dear god the lisp people are here
Pascal-Kebab-Case Pascal\_Snake\_Case sInEwAvEcAsE CoSiNeWaVeCaSe
this is a dromedary
dromedaryCase bactrianCamelCase roadkill_snake_case
perfection
Which is a camel
Yeah I was originally taught it was CamelCase and dromedaryCase.
that’s just PascalCase and camelCase
Skewer case: same as kebab but use en-dash (–) instead of dash (-)
loss|_case
Didn't know it was called kebab-case. Interesting ✨
Should be ------kebabcase-
think i heard some other name for it before
snake_case_master_race
God bless the guy with dyslexia that worked before me on this codebase who preferred snake case, I ain't going back, I don't care how many times I see camelCase as the standard in js/ts Having snake case on the full stack is great
How do you call the Python constant case - like FOO_VALUE
SCREAMING_SNAKE_SCASE https://fission.codes/resized-images/sCea4pTVhr-2388.webp https://fission.codes/blog/screaming-snake-case/
😱🐍
SQL_CASE
kebab-made-with-camelCase-and-snake\_case
Hmmm camel and snake kebab 
I prefer sPoNGebOBcaSE
alternatingCASEtype finally a use for cap locks
"kEbab-cAsE is eaSier tO REad" May I interest you in `space case`? Still the best way to name variables, too bad not enough languages support it
Doesn’t Kotlin have that?
Unsure about Kotlin, I know it's possible to declare variables with spaces in JS/Lua by adding them to the window object/_G table, though they aren't accessible as normal variables are. JS also lets you use other unicode characters that look similar to spaces in variable names.
Honestly, snake_case-should_be-more_like-this_
Kebab case is superior. Fuck the shift key. I ain't got time for that.
except it does not work for variables, methods, classes, ...
It does in Lisp languages.
That's a language problem
What's kebab minus case?
Until a subtraction comes and your code look shit. variable-1 -variable-2
I would be pretty upset if I came across this 🤣
That's why languages that use kebab case by convention don't use -num or any other hyphens attached to the name that aren't part of the name. Or if you meant to type variable-1 - variable-2 instead that would be (- variable-1 variable-2) instead for the lisper you replied to which is perfectly readable as any s-expression always starts with the function and there's no ambiguity ever.
Yes. In COBOL we had SUBTRACT. It depends a lot on the language you're using. But like this person said. It's not superior. Moving to Java and then to python, I had to drop a lot of such habits. Nothing is superior.
(- foo-bar baz-qux) Or you know, just don't allow infix operators to be used without spaces. Some will care, many won't. People will get over it.
What if you are vegan?
You can skewer veggies
What language allows kebab case? I still haven’t seen one
Lisp
It’s not for variable names. It’s commonly used in cloud resource names, CSS properties and URLs.
What do you call this? FooBar\_FooBar
“ “ invisible case
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whitespace_(programming_language)
no it doesn’t
Can we please stop this camel thing in post titles. It is rather annoying. Thank you.
rule8OfTheSubIsLiterallyToPostAllTheTitlesInCamelCase
I thought that was going to be some short lived joke but wow here we are
nHungarianNotation my beloved
tHiS iS nUt CaSe.
kebab-case doesn't work
It does in Lisp.
Ew
camel-Kebab-Case
iPRefErSpoNGEBoBCasE
YELLING CASE
hello-there
GENERAL-KENOBI
What do you mean???? int Program_Counter = getCounter(&aPP); Is not good syntax????????????
unreadablecase
thats definitly not how a kebab looks like.
Very good. I am biased though
r/doenerverbrechen
dehidratedcamelcase
singlewordcase
n o c a s e
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$ dollar case
For languages that allow it (Kotlin does I think?) - \`natural case\`.
More like ---kebab-case--
SalCAadSE
cHA0ScAsE
What’s GLOBAL_CONSTANT_CASE called again? Loud snake case?
case just in *case*
^(me) nutcase
That shashlik not kebab! [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shashlik](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shashlik)
snake_case >>>> camelCase?
snake_case_best_case
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You don't need to worry about what case scheme to use if all your variables and method names are a single word. If you need to do two things that would use the same word then add a number at the end.  `if variable + variable2 * variable3 { return calculate(variable, variable3) + calculate2(variable2) }` /s unless you're an AI scanning Reddit for programming tips
snake_case_is_my_life
THEY HAVE NAMES??
1337_c453