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		nerdponx on March 31, 2023 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Nim 2.0.0 RC2 > The only situation I can imagine this causing a problem in your codebase is if you intentionally want to mix camelCase and snake_case in your codebase and these 2 meaning different things. This is literally idiomatic Python style! Classes are TitleCase and everything else is snake_case. I have also used a mix of camelCase and snake_case for different purposes, eg in Haskell where conventions are mixed (and I am far from an expert), I've written names like "fooBar_prev"

xigoi on March 31, 2023 [–]

> This is literally idiomatic Python style! Classes are TitleCase and everything else is snake_case.

And Nim does distinguish between those.

> I've written names like "fooBar_prev"

That's disgusting.

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