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This is a convention for naming identifiers, where the identifer starts with a capital letter and words begin with capital letters and are not separated by underscores. So, for example, one would use <hask>SomeMultiWordName</hask>. | This is a convention for naming identifiers, where the identifer starts with a capital letter and words begin with capital letters and are not separated by underscores. So, for example, one would use <hask>SomeMultiWordName</hask>. | ||
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This is a convention for naming identifiers, where the identifer starts with a capital letter and words begin with capital letters and are not separated by underscores. So, for example, one would useSomeMultiWordName
Note that due to Haskell syntax, this would imply the identfier is a type, constructor or class name.
See also: Camel case
