Newb Naming Convention Question

In the couple of languages I've been using the most, it has been standard practice to use some type of Hungarian Notation.

This does not seem to be the case with most of the java I've seen so far as I've been trying to learn. Is there any "standard" hungarian for Java - I like using it.
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