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naming abstract class [closed]

I have an abstract class representing a test assertion. How should I name it and why? Assertion AssertionBase AssertionAbstract [other]
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Advices on structure and names for namespaces and classes

I'm resistant to calling the "main" class the same as the namespace, but I sometimes find myself needing it. Considering I'm using the Vendor.Namespace.[Subnamespace].Class formula, imagine this ...
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What is meaning of the term “Sans” in a class name?

I was reading code of a java project where I found a class name like "UserSansXml". This class is dealing with user objects. I wanted to know the meaning of "sans".
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What do you call classes without methods?

What do you call classes without methods? For example, class A { public string something; public int a; } Above is a class without any methods. Does this type of class have a special name?
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Is it best practice to always capitalize class file names in PHP, and other languages?

I ask because I've seen a couple of OO PHP tutorials which do not adhere to this, but to me it just makes sense. It makes it easy to instantly see if a file is a class or not, if non-class files all ...
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Identify name of class which does CRUD operations

Using my application (which I am currently developing), Admin can assign addresses (not only assign, it is something like CRUD operations) to salesRep, so that those addresses will be listed under ...
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How to name a private method in a language which doesn't support privacy?

What's the coding standard for naming a private method in a language which does not have the private modifier? Specifically, I am talking about Javascript. Below I've placed an underscore at the end ...
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Name for this pattern?

I'm writing a class that will handle thread synchronisation. It would have a begin method which would increment a counter and an end method that would de-increment a counter. It'll have another ...