hungarian-notationlisted

# Hungarian Notation (Universal) ## Core Principle Every identifier carries a type prefix. exceptions: global_objects: - ns # NooSphere global object — NO prefix - rwd # railway decorator void - NO prefix v_ ## Prefix Table | Prefix | Type | Example | |--------|--------------|---------------------------| | `a_` | array / list | `a_Items = []` | | `b_` | boolean | `b_IsActive = true` | | `c_` | callable | `c_Fn = trim` | | `f_` | float | `f_Price = 99.99` | | `i_` | integer | `i_Count = 10` | | `m_` | mixed | `m_Value = m_Value_Get()` | | `o_` | object | `o_User = new User()` | | `r_` | result | `r_result = r_Cache(ns)` | | `s_` | string | `s_Name = 'John'` | | `v_` | void | `v_user_Save` (functions) | Here's the translation: --- **Exception for `ns`:** `ns` is a reserved name for the global **NooSphere** object in my programs. It remains unchanged — the `o_` prefix MUST NOT be applied to it. That is: - ✅ `ns` — allowed (global NooSphere object) - ❌ `o_ns` — DO NOT use, do not rename All other objects receive the `o_` prefix as usual. ## Variables ```js let i_UserId = 1; let s_UserName = 'John'; let f_Price = 99.99; let b_IsActive = true; let a_Roles = ['admin', 'user']; let o_Profile = { s_city: 'Moscow' }; ``` ## Functions — `{ReturnType}_{Object}_{Verb}` Structure: `{Retur