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Naming Guidelines for Professional Programmers
Apply professional naming guidelines to code identifiers — variables, constants, classes, methods, parameters, and collections. Use this skill whenever someone asks how to name something in code, whether a name is good, how to improve a name, what's wrong with an existing name, or how to make code more readable through better naming. Also trigger when someone shares code with names like `foo`, `data`, `temp`, `flag`, `i`, `j`, `manager`, `handler`, `doIt`, `getX`, or names that use abbreviations, numeric suffixes, or type prefixes. This skill consolidates guidelines from multiple sources — Ottenstein, Relf, Lawrie et al., Benlarbi, and others — as presented by Peter Hilton's naming guidelines for professional programmers. Domain-agnostic: applies to any language or codebase.