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here is two samples with two different approaches to naming variables:
decimal amountDue = 1000; decimal amountPaid = 800;
vs.
decimal dueAmount = 1000; decimal paidAmount = 800;
Which one would you usually prefer and why?
You should use which ever one reads better as an english sentence. Such as the amount due to the customer is 1000 dollars. In my opinion #1 is better. Because if you write the customer is due the amount of 1000 dollars, it breaks up the wording of the actual variable.