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Because the convention for java method naming is to use a lower case first letter and to use InterCaps for all the words in the method name. Intercaps is what you call it when you capitalize the first letter of each new word in a descriptive phrase. thisIsInterCaps.
Variables and methods start lower case and use intercaps.
Classes capitalize the first letter and use intercaps.
Package names usually use all lower case - no intercaps.
Contants (final variables) use all caps and seperate each word with an underscore. CONSTANT_VAR.
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Not exactly. The compiler doesn't, but if something is written to take advantage of the java beans pattern, it can access attributes using getters/setters knowing only the attribute names. This is how taglibs work for instance. If I made a custom tag that had an attribute named "color", I would use this syntax for the tag
Code:
<mytag:dog color="blue"/>
In this case, the tag class would have to have a getter and setter named setColor and getColor for this tag to work, because the taglib code built into the app server follows the java beans specification. Make sense?
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