naming-cheatsheet
Naming Cheatsheet
Comprehensive guidelines for naming variables and functions in any programming language, based on the A/HC/LC pattern.
When to Use
- Naming new variables, functions, or classes
- Reviewing code for naming consistency
- Refactoring poorly named identifiers
- Teaching or establishing team naming conventions
Core Principles (S-I-D)
Names must be:
| Principle | Description |
|---|---|
| Short | Not take long to type and remember |
| Intuitive | Read naturally, close to common speech |
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