Docs Guidelines

Words

When a programming concept appears in text, it should be treated as a regular word without special capitalization. For example:

• Correct: First, create a class.
• Wrong: First, create a Class.

When a name is used to refer to something specific that appears in a program, it should be formatted as inline code:

• Create a new Todo object.
• The object has a field named priority.
• Set the value of the field to be 3.
• The error code 300 will be returned.