code: package com.google.checkstyle.test.chapter5naming.rule526parameternames;
  
  import java.io.*;
  
  class InputParameterName
  {
  
      /** Some more Javadoc. */
      public void doSomething(int aaa, int abn, String aaA,
              boolean bB) //warn
      {
          for (Object O : new java.util.ArrayList())
          {
  
          }
      }
  }
  
  
  /** Test enum for member naming check */
  enum MyEnum1
  {
      /** ABC constant */
      ABC,
  
      /** XYZ constant */
      XYZ;
  
      /** Should be mSomeMember */
      private int someMember;
  
      public void doEnum(int aaaL,
              long llll_llll, //warn
              boolean bB) {} //warn
  }
  
  /** Test public vs private method parameter naming check. */
  class InputParameterNameSimplePub
  {
      /** Valid: public and more than one char Long */
      public void a(int par, int parA) {}
  
      /** Invalid: public and one char long */
      public void b(int p) {}
  
      /** Valid: private and one char long. */
      private void c(int p) {}
  
      /** Holder for inner anonymous classes */
      private void d(int param) {
          new Object() {
              /** Invalid: public and one char long. */
              public void e(int p) { }
          };
      }
  
      /** Invalid: public constructor and one char long */
      public InputParameterNameSimplePub(int p) { }
  
      /** Valid: private constructor and one char long */
      private InputParameterNameSimplePub(float p) { }
  
      void toManyArgs(
          int $arg1, //warn
          int ar$g2, //warn
          int arg3$, //warn
          int a_rg4, //warn
          int _arg5, //warn
          int arg6_, //warn
          int aArg7, //warn
          int aArg8, //warn
          int aar_g) //warn
  
      {}
  }
  