Hungarian Notation
The variable name has a prefix that indicates the data type of the variable. It follows camelCase rules.
What is Hungarian Notation?
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A naming convention that generally has only letters. The variable name has a prefix that indicates the data type of the variable. It follows camelCase rules.
Hungarian notation is uncommon with modern programming languages because todays IDEs do the work of identifying data types much more efficiently than in the past.
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