Coding conventions are the rules that a programmer should govern while develop a program so that their source code can be read and maintain easily.

Java Coding Standards

     

Coding conventions are the rules that a programmer should govern while develop a program so that their source code can be read and maintain easily. Coding conventions can only be applied to human maintainers and peer reviewers of a software project. Conventions set of rules are kept in a document so that an entire team or company can follow. Coding conventions does not impact on the programs created from the source during execution.

Coding conventions

• Naming conventions
  • Classes names should be nouns and should start with a uppercase letter.
  • Methods names should start with and should start with a lowercase letter.
  • All the constants used in the program should be in UPPERCASE
• Each class should be saved in a separate file
• A comment block should be delimit by an extra character early in the beginning of externally published or processed documentation.

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