I’m creating a class. What’s the best practice for naming properties/methods when your preferred name is a reserved word?
I’m creating a class. What’s the best practice for naming properties/methods when your preferred
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I’m creating a class. What’s the best practice for naming properties/methods when your preferred name is a reserved word?
I usually try to think of some synonymous alternative word, or variation, though it doesn’t sound like that is applicable for you.
Alternatively, you can use the ‘@’ prefix (in C#) or [square braces] (in VB.NET) to explicitly avoid the conflict with reserved words in the language.