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	- The public, protected and private keywords must be used explicitly in the class declaration in order to make easier code readability.
 
	- English and self-explaining names for constants, variables and functions should be used for code readability. Possibly avoid the use of underscore "_" characters within variables or function names (ex. theTotalEnergy, SetEnergyTable(), GetTrackPosition(), ...).
 
	- The code must be properly indented (ex. 2 characters indentation when inside a control structure) for readability reasons.
 
	- Each GEANT4 class name should begin with G4 (ex. G4Particle, G4GeometryManager, G4ProcessVector, ...) to keep an homogeneous naming style for GEANT4 specific classes.
 
	- Each header file should contain only one or related class declarations. For maintainability reasons and to make easier retrieval of classes' definitions across each category.
 
	- Each class implementation source code should go into a single source file. For maintainability reasons and to make easier retrieval of classes' implementations across each category.
 
	- Each header file must be protected from multiple inclusions in order to avoid multiple declarations and circular dependences in the code. Ex.:
	#ifndef NAME_HH
	#define NAME_HH
	...
	#endif  
	- Each file should contain a short header about the author, class description and date.
	All files should include:
	few lines description about what the class is meant for and its functionalities/use
	and a half line comment with the name of the original author and date.