I read from a few places and learnt that there is no author tag in C# XML comments. But I’m sure it is common to come across situations where we have to use some ways to tell people that a particular class is written by who and who.
For myself, I am working on a project with several people and it is sometimes helpful to know who wrote a class, its last modified date, etc.
In Java, there is an @author, @modified, etc params for comments that will generate to the doc. I am new to C#. Since there is no author tag in the XML comment, what is the convention that C# developers use when they want to indicate that a certain class was written by them?
Few professional C# programmers work without source control, and an ‘author’ or ‘modified’ tag is completely pointless if you use source control; therefore, there is no convention on this matter.