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I’ve been programming in Java for 6 weeks now, and was wondering why in println the l is lower case, but in most other methods each word starts with an upper case letter.
Is this because line is abreviated? Are there a set of standards that I should be aware of when naming methods. I’ve had a look through the Sun standards, and can’t see a rule anywhere about making the first letter of an abrivated word lower case…
It’s because
printlnexisted way before Java