névkonvenciót

Névkonvenció refers to a set of rules or conventions for naming things within a specific context, most commonly in programming, but also in scientific nomenclature, organizational structures, and other fields. These conventions aim to ensure clarity, consistency, and readability.

In programming, naming conventions dictate how variables, functions, classes, and other code elements should be named. Common examples include camelCase, PascalCase, snake_case, and kebab-case. These conventions help developers understand the purpose and type of a named element at a glance, reducing cognitive load and the likelihood of errors. Adhering to established naming conventions within a project or team also promotes collaboration, as all team members can more easily read and understand each other's code.

Scientific nomenclature follows similar principles, particularly in biology where binomial nomenclature (genus and species) provides a standardized way to name organisms. This system prevents ambiguity and allows scientists worldwide to communicate precisely about different species. In technical fields, naming conventions can also apply to file names, database tables, and configuration parameters, all with the goal of improving organization and maintainability. The specific choice of a naming convention often depends on the programming language, the operating system, or the established practices of a particular community or organization.