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#### New Rules
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* The new Java rule {% rule "java/codestyle/LinguisticNaming" %} (`java-codestyle`)
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* The new Java rule {% rule java/codestyle/LinguisticNaming %} (`java-codestyle`)
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detects cases, when a method name indicates it returns a boolean (such as `isSmall()`) but it doesn't.
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Besides method names, the rule also checks field and variable names. It also checks, that getters return
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something but setters won't. The rule has several properties with which it can be customized.
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* The new PL/SQL rule [`ForLoopNaming`](pmd_rules_plsql_codestyle.html#forloopnaming) (`plsql-codestyle`)
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* The new PL/SQL rule {% rule plsql/codestyle/ForLoopNaming %} (`plsql-codestyle`)
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enforces a naming convention for "for loops". Both "cursor for loops" and "index for loops" are covered.
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The rule can be customized via patterns. By default, short variable names are reported.
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