What is the universally accepted naming convention for c#?
(functions, classes, parameters, local variables, namespaces, etc)
What is the universally accepted naming convention for c#? (functions, classes, parameters, local variables,
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What is the universally accepted naming convention for c#?
(functions, classes, parameters, local variables, namespaces, etc)
Microsoft has an excellent set of guidelines on class library design, including a section on naming. In short (examples in parentheses):
WebRequest)IDisposable)ToUpper)Length)Click)System.Collections; unusual to have two words in one part though)keySelector)Int32.MaxValue)HttpStatusCode,BindingFlags)ThreadStaticAttribute)Private names are up to you, but I tend to follow the same conventions as for everything else. Hungarian notation (in the style of Win32) is discouraged, although many places use “m_” or “_” as a prefix for instance variables.