/*
 * Class identifiers: begin uppercase, usually a noun or noun
 * phrase.  Second, third, etc. words have initial capital.
 * 
 * method identifiers: begin lowercase, usually a verb or a
 * verb phrase.  Second, third, words as above
 * 
 * variable identifiers: spelling same as methods.  Should be a
 * noun or noun phase.
 * 
 * Goldilocks rule: variable names should be not too long, not
 * too short.  Single letters such as i, j, k are appropriate for
 * a loop counter or occasionally a parameter name, because
 * they are used very close to where they are declared.
 * 
 * In general, variable names may become longer (and possibly more
 * informative) the farther they are used from where they are
 * declared.
 * int numberEnrolled;
 * 
 * Blank lines:
 * Put a blank line before a method comment, instance variable
 * comment, but not after.
 * 
 * Constants:
 * public static final int STUDENT_NUMBER_LENGTH= 9;
 * 
 * Indentation:
 * Whenever you encounter a left brace {
 *     indent the following line 4 spaces.
 *     When a line is so long that it's going to continue past the end
 *         of the line in your editor, you can indent it a further
 *         four spaces.  You should indent even further if the 
 *         following line has a greater indent than the line being
 *         wrapped.
 *     When you encounter a right brace,
 * } outdent 4 spaces.
 * 
 * Line B of this example is not indented enough
 * A if (blah1 && blah2 &&
 * B     moreBlah) {
 * C     i= blah;
 * 
 */

/**
 * a method comment, before you begin writing the method
 */
public String sayIt() {
  if (some
        Condition
        ThatWrapsTwice) {
    complicated;
    stuff;
  }
}
    
/**
 * Constructor for case 1
 */
public Edifice() {
}

/**
 * variable declarations
 */
int i, j;
String s, t;


/**
 * public fields
 */
public String myIdentifier;


/**
 * the sellTickets method
 */
public int sellTickets(int num) {
  ...
}

/**
 * sellTickets: subtract the number of tickets from the
 * total number of tickets available.
 */