@@ -218,14 +218,14 @@ or `HttpSftp` for the latter.
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Two-letter abbreviations and acronyms are the exception.
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If both letters are capitalized in English,
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- then they should both stay capitalized when used in an identifer .
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+ then they should both stay capitalized when used in an identifier .
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Otherwise, capitalize it like a word.
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``` dart tag=good
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// Longer than two letters, so always like a word:
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Http // "hypertext transfer protocol"
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Nasa // "national aeronautics and space administration"
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- Uri // "uniform resource locator "
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+ Uri // "uniform resource identifier "
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Esq // "esquire"
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Ave // "avenue"
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@@ -243,7 +243,7 @@ Rd // "road"
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``` dart tag=bad
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HTTP // "hypertext transfer protocol"
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NASA // "national aeronautics and space administration"
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- URI // "uniform resource locator "
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+ URI // "uniform resource identifier "
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esq // "esquire"
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Ave // "avenue"
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@@ -257,7 +257,7 @@ RD // "road"
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```
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When any form of abbreviation comes at the beginning
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- of a lowerCamelCase identifier, lowercase the identifer :
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+ of a ` lowerCamelCase ` identifier, the abbreviation should be all lowercase :
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``` dart
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var httpConnection = connect();
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