c++ setter coding convention. what should be the input variable name?
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I tried to follow [google c++ style guide][1] . i have a setter for private memeber - age.
following google coding style (correct me if i am wrong), there is no additional symbol for define private member ,so the member name is - age.

My problem is what should be the name of the setAge argument?
In java i have both the same name and ditinguish between them by using the this keyword.

    void setAge(int age){
         this.age = age;
    } 

What is the coding style to do this in c++ (google coding style is preferred).

  [1]: http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/cppguide.xml
