constant-naming-conventionlisted

# Constant Naming Convention ## Overview This skill enforces a naming convention for constants to enhance code clarity and maintainability. Constants should be named descriptively, incorporating the value they store to make their purpose immediately understandable. ## Guidelines - **Clarity and Explicitness:** Do not abbreviate or economize on letters in constant names. The name should clearly convey the constant's purpose. - **Value Inclusion:** The numerical or significant value of the constant should be included in its name. This prevents ambiguity and makes the code self-documenting. - **Type Prefixes:** When Hungarian notation is active (see [hungarian-notation](../hungarian-notation/SKILL.md), opt-in via `@hungarian`), constant names additionally carry a type prefix — `i_` for integers, `f_` for floats — while keeping the descriptive name and value suffix from the rules above. ### Example: **Instead of this (❌ Bad):** ```javascript const W = 680, G = 0.22; ``` **Use this (✅ Good):** ```javascript const i_WIDTH_680 = 680, f_GRAVITY_0_22 = 0.22; ```