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# Naming Your Expression

The age old question. What do I name this expression? Well you can name it anything you like as it's going to be added to it's own unquie node so the name can literally be anything you like. However I have come up with a simple method that I like to use with naming expression and this is how it works:

#### Expression Naming Method

```
<action> <value>
```

If we had an expression on the position property that allowed us to adjust the position by an X and Y slider I would write something like this

```
Adjust XY sliders
```

The **Adjust** is the action, the **XY sliders** is the value. However this doesn't work in every case but it defintly makes things a lot neater.

{% hint style="info" %}
Making a naming convention and always following it will help you in the long run.
{% endhint %}