Dont name methods with upper case

In java never name your methods starting with upper case

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[IvanRandomDude]

Important to say that it is Java convention. Does not mean it is wrong. In some other languages like C# and Go methods start with uppercase. In fact, in Go some methods must start with uppercase if you want to export them outside of package.

[deviance]

Doesn't make sense to keep "booking" in the method name as you already call the booking repository. It should be clear that we're dealing with bookings.

[gaben-agent]

If it’s happening in, let’s say, BookingService, I think we can omit “booking” in deleteById method name.

[haroldpepete]

you must clarify, in java world because in c# world is completely opposite, i'm net developer but i worked with spring two years, and method name was a pain in the neck

[idrisisah]

Thanks for giving out this infos for free

[vkapustynskyi]

Actually, why should I write deleteBookingByCode if it is a method of BookingService? It is the same if there is method objectEqualsTo() instead of just equals(). If you don't think so, tell me why, it is really interesting :)

[brunomonteiro]

If the method refers to the object itself and the class name clearly indicates what it is, I don't think it is necessary to include it in the method name. Do you .mapTheList or just .map? Think about it.

[Mohammedis]

I’ve always followed the correct coding standards but I want to know why? Like why does it matter if you are writing code in camelCase or PascalCase

[caffeinejavacode]

don't use return in void method xD

[DrHouse]

I see a lot of comments about deleting booking part, well You are wrong. In Java, by convention naming things should be as clear as possible, even ignoring that fact you have to look at the bigger picture, where will that code be used? If I have a method in service that implements that repository I don't wanna look at the name of repository and sometimes people name this instance variable just repository(which is awful for it's own reason). I guarantee you whoever looks at your PR in company setting will request you to change it.

[Yukun]

So, this piece of code will be Don't you think it's a bit redundant?