Style-Guide.md

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 ### Names
 
-Methods & functions are named with an initial capital letter, as is common in other C# code (`DoSomething()`, not `doSomething()`). So are public fields of classes and structs (including properties).
+Methods & functions are named in `UpperCamelCase`: with an initial capital letter, as is common in other C# code (`DoSomething()`, not `doSomething()`). So are public fields of classes and structs (including properties).
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+Constants (fields tagged with the `const` keyword) are named in `CONSTANT_CASE`: all uppercase, with an underscore between each word.
 
 We generally follow Google's rules for treating acronyms as though they are a single word with only an initial capital letter (`FpsCounter`, not `FPSCounter`), with the exception that if a name is *entirely* an acronym, it stays entirely in uppercase (`AABB`, not `Aabb`). Once it's incorporated into a longer identifier by smooshing it together with some other word, it loses the all-caps treatment (`AabbList`, not `AABBList`).