Java naming convention for static mutator methods

Question

For static methods in Java, the parameter cannot have the same name as a global static variable. Is there a convention for naming the parameter? ...just a curiosity.

private static volatile int metBetYetPetLetJet = 8675309; 
 
public static void setMetBetYetPetLetJet (int metBetYetPetLetJet0) {
    metBetYetPetLetJet = metBetYetPetLetJet0;
}

Answer 1

The parameter absolutely can have the same name:

public class Foo {

    private static volatile int metBetYetPetLetJet = 8675309

    public static void setMetBetYetPetLetJet (int metBetYetPetLetJet) {
        Foo.metBetYetPetLetJet = metBetYetPetLetJet;
    }
}

Alternatively, I often just use value as the parameter name for a setter. That may be the influence of C# though :) Another option is newValue.