English Language & Usage Asked by Sena on August 22, 2021
I’m making a game that has items inside it and each items has its own instances. Then I have a DB table that contains those instances. What should I name it to properly indicate my case? ItemInstances or ItemsInstances? Thanks!
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My table might looks like this:
id | itemId | location
1 | 1 | New York
2 | 1 | San Fransisco
3 | 2 | New York
4 | 2 | New York
So this table can contain any type of items with possibility of multiple amounts (instances) of each items.
If there are several instances and to each instance there is one item, then ItemInstances.
If there are several instances and to each instance there is more than one item, then ItemsInstances.
I'm assuming that Item(s)Instances are collections of Item(s)Instance-s.
Answered by Philip Witt on August 22, 2021
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