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Variable name in JavaScript

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In JavaScript, there are important rules and rules:

# # Variable naming rules in JavaScript

These rules are what must be followed in order for the code to work and not cause errors:

1. * * Must begin with: * * Letter (A-Z, a-z), Dollar sign (* * $* *), or underline (* *\ _ * *).

* * * Valid example: * * 'myVariable', '_ total', '$price'

* * * Wrong example: * * '1stValue' (beginning with numbers)

2. * * can have: * * letters, numbers (0-9), dollar sign, and underline.

* * * Valid example: * * 'itemCount10', 'user _ name'

3. * * Do not use Reserved Keywords: * * You cannot use words used by JavaScript for specific purposes such as' for ',' while ',' if ',' else ',' function ',' let ',' const ',' var ',' class', 'return', etc., as variable names.

4. * * JavaScript is sensitive to case-small (Case-Sensitive): * * This means that 'myVariable' and 'MyVariable' are considered different variables.

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# # Recommended Naming Conventions

Although it is a valid name according to grammar rules, to keep the code easy to read and standardized, most JavaScript developer communities recommend the use of these naming schemes:

# # # 1.Camel Case (for variables and functions) 🐫

Here are the most commonly used formats in JavaScript for variables and function names:

* Start with lowercase letters

* Every next word, start with capital letters.

| format | example | reason |

|: --- |: --- |: --- |

| * * Camel Case * * | 'FirstName', 'CalculateTotalPrice', 'isLoggedIn' | * * Main Standard: * * Make it easy to read when multiple words are available to each other and acceptable in the JavaScript community |

# # # 2.Pascal Case (For Class) 📐

Used for naming * * Class * * (class) or * * Constructor * * (object creation function):

* All words begin with capital letters, including the first word.

| format | example | reason |

|: --- |: --- |: --- |

| * * Pascal Case * * | 'UserModel', 'CarFactory', 'HttpRequest' | * * Secondary Standard: * * distinguish between common variable / function and class |

# # # 3.All Caps (For Unchanged Constants) 💎

It is used to name defined constants and will not change throughout the operation (e.g. mathematical values, non-changing URLs).

* Every letter is capitalized.

* Separate words by underscore (* *\ _ * *)

| format | example | reason |

|: --- |: --- |: --- |

| * * All Caps * * | 'MAX _ USERS', 'PI', 'API _ KEY' | * * Secondary Standard: * * Explicitly demonstrated as an All-Over Level Constant (Global Constant) |

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# # Summary of good naming principles

* * * Emphasize meaning: * * The variable name should convey a clear meaning of what the variable stores, for example, instead of using 'x', use 'studentAge' or 'dataCount'.

* * * Avoid unclear abbreviation names: * * Do not use abbreviations that are not commonly known, e.g. instead of using 'clc', use 'computation' or 'computational'.

* * * Use a consistent format: * * Use primarily Camel Case for all variables and functions in your project to make the code look tidy and easy to maintain.

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The image displays a CSS code snippet explaining the `background` shorthand property. It shows how `#000` corresponds to `background-color`, `url("img/test.jpg")` to `background-image`, `no-repeat` to `background-repeat`, and `center` to `background-position` using arrows.
Curious trick of the day 😉🫡
#programming #developer #website #CSS #lemon8diarychallenge
Feibertord ⚡️

Feibertord ⚡️

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Day 10 of my 30 day coding challenge
#learntocode #studymotivation #webdevelopment #success #dayinmylife
Aysha

Aysha

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Your coding agent is quietly hogging hundreds of megabytes of RAM just to sit there, and this repo says that's absurd. #github #opensource #coding #tech #ai
Kirbyhatguytech

Kirbyhatguytech

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A laptop screen displays a customized GitHub profile featuring sections for 'About Me,' 'Tech Stack,' and 'GitHub Stats,' with the overlaid text 'how to spice up your github profile.'
This image explains that creating a GitHub repository with your username allows profile customization. It shows a `README.md` code editor and a preview of a personalized GitHub profile with 'About Me' and 'Tech Stack' sections.
The image highlights the website 'gprm.itsvg.in,' a 'Best Profile Generator.' It shows the website's interface where users can enter their GitHub username to create a modern profile, then copy the generated code.
how to spice up your github profile 🎀
Did you know that if you create a repository on GitHub with the same name as your username, you can customize your GitHub profile? ✨ 1. Make a new GitHub repository and name it the same as your GitHub username. Make sure it’s public and that you add a README.md file in the configuration settin
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