fix: common practices for naming variables and functions multiple choice question (#57662)

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Kristofer Koishigawa
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Which of these is the best name for a constant representing the maximum number of login attempts?
Which of the following should you do if youre working in an established codebase and / or with a team?
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`max_attempts`
Use your text editor's find-and-replace feature to update any function or variable names you come across that could be improved, even it's not related to the task you're working on.
### --feedback--
Recall the convention for naming constants in JavaScript.
Remember that this lecture covers some naming conventions, and each codebase could have its own established conventions.
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`MAX_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS`
Stick to the naming conventions for variables and functions that have already been established.
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`loginMaxAttempts`
Come up with your own naming conventions for any new code you write.
### --feedback--
Recall the convention for naming constants in JavaScript.
Remember that this lecture covers some naming conventions, and each codebase could have its own established conventions.
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`ATTEMPTS_MAX`
Strictly use the naming conventions covered in this lecture.
### --feedback--
Recall the convention for naming constants in JavaScript.
Remember that this lecture covers some naming conventions, and each codebase could have its own established conventions.
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