Naming conventions for JS

JS the naming conventions  

1 , hump naming: The first letter is lowercase, and the next letter begins with a capital character. For example:

var testvalue = 0;

var onevalue = 10;

2 , Pascal nomenclature: The first letter is capitalized, and the next letter begins with the uppercase characters. For example:

var testvalue = 0;

var onevalue = 10;

3 , Hungarian type tag nomenclature: Appends a lowercase letter (or a lowercase sequence) to a variable named Pascal, indicating the type of the variable.

For example, I represents an integer and S represents a string, as follows:

var itestvalue = 0;

var ssecondvalue = ' Hi ';

The following table lists some commonly used prefixes to make your code easier to read

Type	Prefix	Example
Array	A	Avalues
Boolean type	B	Bfound
Floating point type (digital)	F	Fvalue
Function	Fn	Fnmethod
Integral type (number)	I	Ivalue
Object	O	Otype
Regular expressions	Re	Repattern
String	S	Svalue
Variant (can be of any type)	V	Vvalue

Naming conventions for JS