What is the javascript convention for libraries / classes when the name starts with a number?

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What is the javascript convention for libraries / classes when the name starts with a number?

In javascript, a variable name cannot start with a number. However, we are working under a name that starts with a number, such as 1world. In C ++ or C #, I would prefix C for the class or N for the namespace: C1world or N1world.

Is there a convention in javascript to handle this?

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Ed sykes Dec 11. '14 at 9:12

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Avram score · Answer 1 · 2014-12-11T14:57:19+0000

All named objects in JavaScript must begin with a letter. In cases where I wanted to start with a number, I just camelCase it (i.e. OneMethod or OneConstructor).

http://www.w3schools.com/js/js_conventions.asp

What is the javascript convention for libraries / classes when the name starts with a number?

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