Why do Java programmers like to name a variable “clazz”? [closed]

Answer 1

Java does not have a feature that allows you to use a keyword as an identifier, unlike C# with its @ prefix (e.g. @class is a valid identifier.)

Answer 2

It is just a English word replaced(Equavalent) by Keyword Class Keyword, to make people understand that it is a Class. and it is almost to increase the readability of the Code

Nothing big Logic involved in this

Answer 3

Because they cannot use the word they want to use which is class. It is reserved.

Answer 4

Simply put, class has class that clazz doesn't.