Question

You can have different naming convention for class members, static objects, global objects, and structs. Some of the examples of them are as below.

_member m_member 

or in Java case, the usage of this.member.

But is there any good technique or naming convention for function variables scope that conveys when a single variable has complete function scope or a short lifespan scope?

void MyFunction() {   int functionScopeVariable;    if(true)   {     //no need for function variable scope naming convention   } } 

Answer 1

We tend to use an l_ prefix in our functions for ‘local.’ And, that’s worked pretty well.