Name Boolean properties as questions or capabilities, usually with `is`, `has`, or `can`: ```swift struct Account { let isVerified: Bool let hasPremiumAccess: Bool let canDelete: Bool } ``` This makes call sites read naturally (`if account.isVerified`). Follow Swift API Design Guidelines and use camelCase for properties.
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Name Boolean properties as questions or capabilities, usually with `is`, `has`, or `can`:
```swift
struct Account {
let isVerified: Bool
let hasPremiumAccess: Bool
let canDelete: Bool
}
```
This makes call sites read naturally (`if account.isVerified`). Follow Swift API Design Guidelines and use camelCase for properties.
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