Bard's code naming style guide

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When naming variables in code, you can follow these best practices: 
Descriptive: Choose names that are easy to remember.
Concise: Use clear and concise names.
A longer name needs to earn its length vs a shorter one by being more informative.
Lowercase: Use lowercase letters.
Underscores: Use underscores to separate words in a name.
No spaces: Avoid using spaces in names.
No special characters: Avoid using special characters.
No acronyms: Avoid using acronyms and abbreviations.
No conflicts: Avoid names that could be confused with keywords or built-in functions.
No digits: Variable names cannot start with a digit.
Case-sensitive: Variable names are case-sensitive.
Alpha-numeric: Variable names can only contain alpha-numeric characters and underscores.
No limit: There is no limit on the length of the variable name.
Here are some other best practices for naming variables: 
Write in English.
Avoid using other punctuation such as periods, hyphens, exclamation points, etc..
Be simple and descriptive, avoid generic names.