PascalCase for life, what about you?

PascalCase and camelCase, because Go uses both syntactically.

snake_case for html/css ids
skewer-case for html/css class names
PascalCase for global variables and class names
camelCase for local variables

That’s what I prefer, but when in Rome...

I tend toward camel case. Pascal case seems to be mostly for classes and structs. At least in C++. I will at times use m_ to denote member variables of classes. Mostly I just match whatever the current code base has. I do prefer 4 spaces per tab over tabs though. Once you go 4 spaces in Python I don't think you can ever go back.

Pascal case barely used? What kinda language are you using?? Java and C++ exclusively use pascal case for class names

LMAO "n-worded" bro they really need to rephrase that

@12bitfloat react js

@nothappy All modern programming languages tbh

Pascal, Camel and Snake.

As long as you don’t use Hungarian notation.

depends on the language

CAmeLCaSe for swift

Very hilarious, specially fuckthecase

Non breaking spaces are valid characters for variables, methods & classes in PHP.

Pro: It's the apex of readability.

Con: Your coworkers will repeatedly kick you in the genitals because spaces in function names is the last straw, they already hated you when you changed indentation to 3 spaces.

I'm all about that iNVERTEDpASCAL

What about xXx-dankgam3r-420-m3mecas3-xXx?

You gotta postfix all your tests with a 360-noscope, all your variables prefixed with pro or leet, and your methods should encourage coworkers to "blaze it".

@bittersweet not bad

R allows dots in variable names, so there is one new naming definition for you

SCREAMING_SNAKE_CASE is my case