I usually name variables in camel notation, but I can't get used to it since it starts with m while watching the Android tutorial. What does that mean? I'm a php developer, and usually the first letter of a variable means the type that the variable points to. B is boolean and i is integrer and so on. But what does m mean in Java? Is it mobile?
android coding-style
Here are the naming conventions for the Android Open Source Project (AOSP).
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