My question is about naming variables. For numeric variables, the second letter of the variable name (the type) is usually an "n". Now, if the variable will contain only integer data, you might also use the letter "i" for the variable type. Does anybody do this, or recommend this?
I have been using "n" for several years, whether the variable contains integers, or real numbers.
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