code: def name_to_androguard(n):
      
      if n == "":
          return ""
      is_array = ""
      # FIXME what about n-dimensional arrays?
      if n.startswith("["):
          is_array = "["
          n = n[1:]
      elif n.endswith("[]"):
          # Another special array type...
          # Probably a bug? See
          if n[:-2] in TYPE_DESCRIPTOR:
              return "[{}".format(n[0])
          else:
              n = n[:-2]
              is_array = "["
      if n in R_TYPE_DESCRIPTOR:
          return "{}{}".format(is_array, R_TYPE_DESCRIPTOR[n])
      else:
          # assume class
          return "{}L{};".format(is_array, n.replace(".", "/"))
docs: Convert a object or primitive name into androguard syntax
  
      For example:
          byte --> B
          foo.bar.bla --> Lfoo/bar/bla;
          [int --> [I
  
      There is also a special case, where some arrays are specified differently:
          B[] --> [B
          foo.bar.bla[] --> [Lfoo/bar/bla;
  
      :param n:
      :return: