Capitalization of the abbreviation that triggers the parameter

Question

I have a variable that indicates the time during which the user interface can be inactive. I decided to name this variable UITimer. I want to pass a variable to my class constructor and then save it in a local field.

What is the right way to do this? We use a general convention with a parameter that is not uppercase. So I have to do this:

uITimer

or that?

uITimer

In addition, we make lower and lower case letters for our fields.

Should be declared as follows:

 private int _uITimer

or how is it

 private int _uiTimer?

I think _uiTimer is the way to go (another option seems lame), but I am interested to know if something is missing.

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Answer 1

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