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Line 31: In addition to the issue of length of identifiers in their descriptive capacity, there are also several systems for codifying specific technical aspects of a particular identifier in the name. Perhaps the most well-known is [[Hungarian notation]], which encodes the [[datatype\|type]] of a variable in its name. Several more minor conventions are widespread; one example is the convention of naming variables in C and [[C plus plus\|C++]] with an initial lowercase letter, and naming user-defined datatypes with an initial capital letter. {{compu-lang-stub}}

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