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From: shore@mtxinu.COM (Melinda Shore)
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Subject: Re: compoundNames
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Date: 29 Mar 90 18:58:32 GMT
Reply-To: shore@mtxinu.com (Melinda Shore)
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I first encountered it in the wacky world of MacIntosh programming around
1984 (shortly after they first came out).  I attended MacHigh School (how
embarrassing), where we were told that at Apple constants were capitalized
one way, globals another, and locals were, I think, all lowercase.  I think
perhaps globals had lowercase first letters but a cap in the middle 
(lowerCase, for example), and constants had uppercase first letters and
perhaps a cap in the middle (UpperCase).
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Melinda Shore                             shore@mtxinu.com
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