The field naming convention?

What is the rule when it comes to naming of fields?

I've been name as follows: "TFLastName' TF for text field, then what is the field.

Is it really necessary for me to start the field in this way?

No, it isn't, but it is advisable that when you read code you can tell what type of object is simply by looking at the name.

Paul

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