# Naming Conventions flash cards

8 terms in the Naming Conventions deck, as flash cards.

Common naming conventions.

Updated: October 16, 2026

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## Terms in this deck

- [Camel Case](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/camel-case): First letter is lower case, each additional word begins with an upper case letter.
- [Pascal Case](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/pascal-case): First letter of each word is upper case.
- [All Caps](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/all-caps): All letters are capitalized, and each word is separated by an underscore.
- [Snake Case](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/snake-case): All letters are lower case, each word is separated by an underscore.
- [Kebab Case](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/kebab-case): All letters are lower case. Each word is separated by an dash.
- [Lower Case](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/lower-case): All letters of the variable name are lower case.
- [Underscore Prefix](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/underscore-prefix): The variable name begins with an underscore. It is commonly paired with camelCase.
- [Hungarian Notation](https://www.ask-codey.com/glossary/hungarian-notation): The variable name has a prefix that indicates the data type of the variable. It follows camelCase rules.

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