And more general than my question above: is there a comprehensive list of naming conventions used in Kotlin Some examples: the stdlib is full of functions that have an

OrNull

variant. Or in the coroutines lib, it's conventional to either write a

suspend fun foo()

or write a non-suspending extension

fun CoroutineScope.foo()

, but not

suspend fun CoroutineScope.foo()

. And likewise,

suspend fun foo(): Flow<Bar>

usually doesn't make sense, but

fun foo(): Flow<Bar>

is more conventional. It's probably a good idea to use the same naming conventions in your own Kotlin APIs.

Bonus convention: the difference between

.sort

and

.sorted

.

Shuffle, shuffled

https://elizarov.medium.com/coroutine-context-and-scope-c8b255d59055 not doing

suspend fun CoroutineScope.foo()

. is about more than a naming convention.