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Is this a valid java package name?

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What package naming convention do you use for personal / hobby Java projects?

I made the site name google sites sites.google.com/sites/abc.(abc not real name)

Will mcl.abc.sites.com.google.sites be valid for the package name.

EDIT: Whoops com.google.sites.abc.mcl

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Really? Yes. Ordinary? Probably not.

Java conventions generally recommend package names as the website address (e.g. your company) in reverse order e.g. com.google.foo.



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you can use any name, but if it really matches the criteria you are using, I recommend the following criteria:

1) avoid using country.company.util (I am working on a project that the company changes 3 times by name, so you can see in the same project names as: com.companyname1.util, cl.companyname2.util, com. companyname3.util) 2) you can use names: dev.utils or apiname.commons.utils or any other criteria



Well, I hope this clears up your doubts.

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The standard coding convention for packages in Java overrides the domain name.

Given your example,

sites.google.com/sites/abc

com.google.sites.abc.mcl
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