Php Coding Convention

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The document outlines coding conventions for Tuvinh Services & Software Solutions, including variable naming with specific prefixes, function documentation requirements, and conventions for web form tags and database naming. It specifies examples for various data types and emphasizes the inclusion of author and creation dates in function comments. Additionally, it defines a standardized format for naming database elements such as tables and columns.

CODING CONVENTION TuVinh Services & Software Solutions ., JSC 1. Name of variable: Name of one variable define by prefix plus Name of variable Example : a. double : prefix = dbl $dblFree = 125.75; b. object : prefix = obj $objCustomer = new Customer();

3. Convention of funciton or classs when coding: When you create a function, you need to have one comment that funciton for detail Example: /* Author: Nguyen Thanh Dung Date create : 02/02/2009 Date repaire: 03/02/2009 Function name: getCustomerName() Input: no values Outpuut: return one array store name of customer /* function getCustomerName() { // some scripts here }

4. Convention name of some tags on web form

5. Convention of database : Database name = prefix + name Table name = prefix + name Column name = prefix + name

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Php Coding Convention

1. CODING CONVENTION TuVinh Services & Software Solutions ., JSC 1. Name of variable: Name of one variable define by prefix plus Name of variable Example : a. double : prefix = dbl $dblFree = 125.75; b. object : prefix = obj $objCustomer = new Customer();

2. 2.Variable naming convention table

3. 3. Convention of funciton or classs when coding: When you create a function, you need to have one comment that funciton for detail Example: /* Author: Nguyen Thanh Dung Date create : 02/02/2009 Date repaire: 03/02/2009 Function name: getCustomerName() Input: no values Outpuut: return one array store name of customer /* function getCustomerName() { // some scripts here }

4. 4. Convention name of some tags on web form

5. 5. Convention of database : Database name = prefix + name Table name = prefix + name Column name = prefix + name

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