Ah, thank you for adding this. I purposely didn't include my naming convention for class field visibility because I felt that it was a bit too far out of the scope of my article. It would also make my already long article much lengthier. 😅
I have never actually encountered anyone using camelCase for private members and PascalCase for public/prtoected members. This sounds new to me, but it's a very interesting idea. I like it. It effectively communicates one's intent with the members and their visibility. Perhaps I'll try it out for my next project.
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Ah, thank you for adding this. I purposely didn't include my naming convention for class field visibility because I felt that it was a bit too far out of the scope of my article. It would also make my already long article much lengthier. 😅
I have never actually encountered anyone using
camelCasefor private members andPascalCasefor public/prtoected members. This sounds new to me, but it's a very interesting idea. I like it. It effectively communicates one's intent with the members and their visibility. Perhaps I'll try it out for my next project.