On the contrary, if you read past the introduction of that page, the first paragraph states that the variants are called UpperCamelCase and lowerCamelCase and that some groups map the name camel case only to lowerCamelCase and refer to UpperCamelCase as PascalCase.
That said, I call them Upper and lower CamelCase. Also, the teams I am on at BBN practice UpperCamelCase for classes lowerCamelCase for methods/instance variables CAPS_AND_UNDERSCORES for enumerations and constants. oh, and lowercase.with.dots for package names.
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Date: 2008-01-29 03:03 pm (UTC)I alternate between them: in most languages, I use PascalCase to handle classes/methods and then camelCase for parameters/variables.
Underscores and CAPITAL_LETTERS are what I use for constants.
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Date: 2008-01-29 03:06 pm (UTC)(no subject)
Date: 2008-01-29 06:45 pm (UTC)That said, I call them Upper and lower CamelCase. Also, the teams I am on at BBN practice
UpperCamelCase for classes
lowerCamelCase for methods/instance variables
CAPS_AND_UNDERSCORES for enumerations and constants.
oh, and lowercase.with.dots for package names.