instancefieldname
An instance field name is the identifier for a non-static data member of a class or structure that holds data specific to an individual object. Each instance of the type has its own copy of the field, and the field’s value is typically unique to that object.
Instance field names are declared inside the class body and are distinct from static fields, which belong
Naming conventions for instance field names vary by language and project, but common practices emphasize readability
Language-specific notes illustrate variations in how instance fields are used. In Java, fields are often private
Initialization of instance fields occurs in constructors or initializers, with default values assigned automatically in some
Reflection and serialization tools commonly rely on instance field names to inspect object structure or map