In Kotlin, it’s a convention to name classes using upper camel case. This rule ensures that class names start with an uppercase letter and have no underscores. This helps enhances readability and allows for differentiation between class names and other identifiers in the code.
Non-Compliant Code Examples
classfooclassFoo_Barclass`Some class in the production code`
Compliant Code Examples
classFoo{}classFoo1{}classFooBar{}// Any keyword is allowed when wrapped between backticks
class`class`
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rulesets:- kotlin-best-practices # Rules to enforce Kotlin best practices.
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