What is the capitalization scheme of built-in variables and functions used in RobotC?

Does this following sound correct:

* All built-in variables (like motor[], nVolume) use headlessCamelCase

* All built-in functions always use CamelCase

* All built-in scalar variables use a "data type" prefix, either "n" or "b", while arrays never use a "data type" prefix. "n" must stand for number (or integer?). "b" stands for Boolean.

Is this correct?

Can RobotC display more informative inline tips for functions and variables, something like this attachment here?

This would be of great help for students who are moving from NXT-G visual environment.

Is that Visual Basic? I'm just curious. As to your question, I'm not really sure. Since ROBOTC does not support classes (aka objects), capitalization practices are somewhat arbitrary.

Thanks for the reply. It is helpful.

Yes, you guessed it, this is VBA environment, although I tried to mimic C syntax I had Office available on this computer, so I used Access to create the screenshot.

You're welcome. The "As" keyword gave it away