Java naming conventions are very simple. Here we provide step by step java training. Following are naming conventions rules for followings:
- Class
- Interface
- Method
- Variable
- Package
- Constant
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Class: Class name should be start with the capital letter (Uppercase) and followed by small letter(Lowercase) and next word first letter should be capital letter (Uppercase), without any white space (no-gap) between words. Write class name in Pascal case.
Example:
public class EmployeeDailyReport
{
///Code
}
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Interface: Interface name should be start with capital letter (uppercase) and followed by small letter (lowercase) and next word first letter should be capital letter (Uppercase), without any white space (no-gap) between words. Write interface name in Pascal case.
Example:
interface EmployeeBasicRule
{
///Code
}
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Method: Method name should start with small letter(lowercase) and with the first letter of next word in capital letter (uppercase). Write method name in Camel Case.
public void getEmployeeNetSalary
{
//code
}
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Variable : For writing variable name you should follow the following rules:
- Write in very short names.
- Should not start with underscore or any special characters.
- Should not start with numeric character.
- It should start with Character.
- Don't use reserve keywords in Variable name.
Example:
string FullName
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Package: Package name should be write in small letter (lowercase). Package name should be separated with .(dot) . Package name should have main title / department name. Like Sales, Purchase, HR because package is grouping of classes, interfaces.
Example:
package com.Employee.Attendance
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Constant: Constant name should be start in capital letter (uppercase). Constant name should be separated with _ (underscore).
Example:
static final int Max_Salary = 45000;
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