MINDTAPV2.0 JAVA PROGRAMMING 2021, 1TERM
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Author: FARRELL
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Class identifiers:
- Naming convention for class name is “Capitalize the first letter of each word”. For example: “ComputePerimeter”, “AngleCalc”, and “TestScore”.
| Class Identifiers | a | b | c | ||
| Legal | Conventional | Legal | Unconventional | Illegal | |
| myClass | Yes | Yes, the starting letter of class identifier should be upper case in java | |||
| void | Yes, the class identifier is illegal, since “void” is keyword | ||||
| Golden Retriever | Yes, it is illegal to have space in class identifiers | ||||
| invoice# | Yes, A java class identifier can contain only letters, digits, underscores, or dollar sign... | ||||
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