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This article explores the rules for naming variables in Java. It discusses which names are valid, such as 'rate11', 'firstPlayer', 'myProgram', 'timeLimit', and 'numberOfWindows', while explaining which are not, like 'switch' and 'long'. Additionally, it addresses the case sensitivity of variable names, clarifying whether 'number' and 'Number' can coexist in the same scope. Lastly, it provides examples of declaring two variables named 'count', demonstrating best practices for effective variable naming in Java programming.
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