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/ 13 Years ago, sat, december 31, 2011, 12:00:00
I have always wondered when to use identifiers (for example, functions) with capital first letter instead of camel case. I always write my JS in camel case like this:
function doStuff() {}
var simpleVar = 'some stuff',
myAry = [],
myObj = {};
... But I know I am supposed to name some things with capital first letters. I just don't know WHEN this rule applies. Hope somebody can make things a bit clearer to me.
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