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# Spelling Conventions
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<web-summary>
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Clarifies naming conventions used in Kotlin DataFrame documentation for the library, data format, and Kotlin type.
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<card-summary>
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Understand how to distinguish between "Kotlin DataFrame", "dataframe", and `DataFrame` in the documentation.
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Spelling and naming rules for using "Kotlin DataFrame", "dataframe", and `DataFrame` properly.
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While reading Kotlin DataFrame documentation, you may come across several similar terms referring to different concepts:
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* **Kotlin DataFrame** (or just "DataFrame") — the name of the official library.
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* *dataframe* — a general term for data in a tabular (frame) format.
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* [`DataFrame`](DataFrame.md) — a Kotlin type or its instance that represents a wrapper around a dataframe.
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Here’s a correct usage example:
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```markdown
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Kotlin DataFrame allows you to read a dataframe from a CSV file into a `DataFrame`.
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```
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