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	== Case Classes ==		== Case Classes ==
	Use '''PascalCase''' for case class ~~names~~.		Use '''PascalCase''' for the case class name, and '''camelCase''' for its attributes.

	'''Example''': <code>case class UserProfile(~~name~~: String, ~~age~~: Int)</code>		'''Example''':
			<code>
			case class UserProfile(userName: String, birthYear: Int)
			</code>

	== Enumerations ==		== Enumerations ==

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= Scala Naming Standards =

This page defines naming conventions for Scala codebases, supporting consistency, readability, and onboarding clarity. Inspired by the TypeScript standards used in Bibble projects.

== Variables ==
Use '''camelCase''' for local and mutable variables.

'''Example''': <code>var userName = "John"</code>

== Values ==
Use '''camelCase''' for immutable values.

'''Example''': <code>val maxRetries = 3</code>

== Functions ==
Use '''camelCase''' for method and function names.

'''Example''': <code>def calculateTotal(): Double = { ... }</code>

== Parameters ==
Use '''camelCase''' for function parameters.

'''Example''': <code>def getUser(userId: String): User = { ... }</code>

== Classes ==
Use '''PascalCase''' for class names.

'''Example''': <code>class UserAccount { ... }</code>

== Traits ==
Use '''PascalCase''' for trait names.

'''Example''': <code>trait Serializable { ... }</code>

== Objects ==
Use '''PascalCase''' for singleton objects.

'''Example''': <code>object UserManager { ... }</code>

== Case Classes ==
Use '''PascalCase''' for case class names.

'''Example''': <code>case class UserProfile(name: String, age: Int)</code>

== Enumerations ==
Use '''PascalCase''' for enum types and members.

'''Example''':
<code>
enum UserRole {
case Admin, Editor, Viewer
}
</code>

== Constants ==
Use '''UPPER_SNAKE_CASE''' for global constants, or '''camelCase''' for scoped values.

'''Example''':
<code>
val MAX_RETRY_ATTEMPTS = 5
val apiEndpoint = "https://api.example.com"
</code>

== Private Members ==
Use '''camelCase''' with optional underscore prefix for internal fields.

'''Example''': <code>private var _balance: Double = 0.0</code>

== Public Members ==
Use '''camelCase''' for public fields and methods.

'''Example''': <code>val name: String</code>

== Type Parameters ==
Use '''single uppercase letters''' or '''PascalCase''' for generic types.

'''Example''': <code>class Box[T]</code> or <code>class Response[TItem]</code>

== File Names ==
Use '''PascalCase.scala''' for class/trait/object files.

'''Example''': <code>UserProfile.scala</code>, <code>LoginService.scala</code>

== Package Names ==
Use '''lowercase dot-separated''' names.

'''Example''': <code>com.bibble.usermanagement</code>

== Companion Objects ==
Use the same name as the class or trait they accompany.

'''Example''':
<code>
class User { ... }
object User { ... }
</code>

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