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Re: Programming style When to use Caps and Underscores?

I learned that whatever you do, stick to it. Don't jump around. I.E.

I like to do my variable names like this
Code:
int MyVariableName;
other like

Code:
int My_Variable_Name;
and I do the same with functions

any kind of #define is always all caps and underscores

I usually see macros as _CAPS