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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 use .

Note that due to Haskell syntax, this would imply the identfier is a type, constructor or class name.

See also: Camel case

Category: Glossary