immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter

immediately follow another underscore. var pos2: int # OK leftMargin: int # OK next_right_margin: int # OK _private: int # illegal custom_: int # illegal strange__error: int # illegal Generally Generally, we use camel-case like leftMargin for variable names, not snake-case like left_margin. Current Nim has the special property that identifiers are case-insensitive and that underscores are simply letter is case-sen­ sitive. So the names leftMargin, leftmargin, and left_margin are identical for the compiler. But Left­ Margin is different from all the others because it starts with a capital letter