i've noticed the `isEnabled` convention in java land. i am assuming in kotlin it would just be `enab...

# codingconventions

[sreich]

i've noticed the isEnabled convention in java land. i am assuming in kotlin it would just be enabled, am i correct in this? i can't remember the justification people had for doing that in java, sth to do with properties?

[ephemient]

no

[ephemient]

Kotlin var foo: T = Java `T getFoo()`/`setFoo(T)`
Kotlin var isFoo: Boolean = Java `boolean isFoo()`/`setFoo(boolean)`
following JavaBeans naming conventions

[ephemient]

https://kotlinlang.org/docs/java-to-kotlin-interop.html

[sreich]

hm, thx