symfony - Symfony2 – Is there a standard for the name of entity var inside a controller & view? -

i'm curious if there's standard/recommended practice name of variable storing entity in controller action or view.

public function demoaction(user $entity) {     return $this->render('...', [         'entity' => $entity,     ]); }

i've seen places it's done way (always name main entity var $entity) , other's $entity $user (for example).

in opinion, using $entity everywhere get's confusing when there 2 entities , either have 1 called "entity" , other else.

is there standard/recommended practice? symfony? or maybe wider php world? or orm, ie, doctrine?

yeah, call them are, $user, $userprofile ...

the $entity autogenerated stuff symfony creates. maybe behavior optimized in symfony3, generated variable names derived concrete class name.

Ben