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Capitalization conventions

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- [Instructor] Now let's take a minute to talk about capitalization rules for identifiers, which basically means variable names, file names, process names, and so on. Microsoft standards are that there are two appropriate ways to capitalize identifiers. That's PascalCasing and camelCasing. And you see examples of them right here. With PascalCasing, the first letter of each word is capitalized. With camelCasing, the first letter of the first word is lowercase but all subsequent words are capitalized. And notice here they say that the PascalCasing convention should be used for all identifiers except for parameter names. And when we're talking about parameter names, we're usually referring to .net methods and functions, but we could also extend that to the arguments that we provide to workflow files in UiPath. So that starts to give you some idea about how we might differentiate argument values versus normal variables that were declared locally to a workflow. Moving down the page, you…

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