Java p before word?
Hello, what does the p mean before e.g. pNumber or pContent?
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I should guess if I don’t see the code. Perhaps it should show that it is a parameter of the method, so that the value comes from above the method.
You can do that, but you don’t have to. Everyone can choose the class names as he considers it appropriate.
This has no particular meaning, but is simply a bad style to name its variables.