It Is a Java Standard to Use Camel-Casing for Class

question 29

True/False

It is a Java standard to use camel-casing for class names, which begins the name with an uppercase letter, omitting spaces, and using uppercase letters to emphasize the start of a new word.

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Definitions:

Discount Period

The time frame between the start date of a sale and its expiration, during which goods or services are offered at reduced prices.

Purchase Allowances

A reduction in the purchase price, allowed by the seller to the buyer, often due to minor defects or quality issues in the goods.

Buyer Acquires

The process where a buyer takes possession or ownership of goods or property from a seller.

Quick Assets

Liquid assets that can be quickly converted into cash without significantly affecting their value, such as marketable securities and accounts receivable.