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We have the following cycle in the code:
foreach (var event in events)
{
...
{
Of cources we can’t name variable “event” as it is a keyword. Which way is a more appropriate in this kind of cases: to use @ prefix (@event) or to use another name like “currentEvent”?
Definitely use another name.
The keyword variables are really cool feature of C# but they should be used for interoperability.