___my___variable = 32;

Question

Why in the world would you throw a variable with an underscore into a question when you're asking how to fill in the blanks? Your underscore is exact same length of the question blank, no less.
I understand the answer is "var", but not before being very puzzled on what the "second" blank should contain!

Answer 1

Brian Jones yes yes camelCase 😂

Answer 2

Learning is harder when things are not immediately obvious. Persevereance is one of the most valuable skills you can learn.

also, Gordon, the term is “camelCase”
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Camel_case

Answer 3

...And I realize that underscores are needed in place of spaces, but it could have waited until we fully comprehend this specific topic.

Answer 4

Apart from
under_score
Another style of naming variable is
underScore
This style is called camelBack.
var givingVariableAMeaningfulNameIsImportant = true;