This document outlines the coding style and conventions followed by the Open Source project named ProjectName2. These guidelines help maintain consistency across the project and make the codebase easier to read and understand.
Language Style
Chinese:
- The project primarily follows the Chinese coding style, which includes conventions for naming, formatting, and organization.
- For more detailed information, refer to our Chinese Coding Style Documentation.
English:
- The project also adheres to the English coding style, which is similar to the Chinese style with some minor adjustments.
- For detailed guidelines, see our English Coding Style Documentation.
Naming Conventions
- Variables: Use camelCase for variable names, e.g.,
myVariable
. - Functions: Use camelCase for function names, e.g.,
myFunction
. - Classes: Use PascalCase for class names, e.g.,
MyClass
.
Code Formatting
- Indentation: Use 4 spaces for indentation.
- Line Length: Limit lines to 80 characters for better readability.
- Comments: Use descriptive comments to explain complex logic or decisions.
Images
Here's an example of a function definition in ProjectName2:
public MyClass myFunction(String input) {
// Implementation
}
And here's a picture of a cat to illustrate a point about code readability:
Further Reading
For more information on ProjectName2, please visit our official website.
Disclaimer
This document is subject to change as the project evolves. Please refer to the latest version for up-to-date information.