Code guidline / code convention / naming convention for C#??
looking for something like a code guidline....
i.e. that a TextBox should have the prefix: txt
TextBox --> txt i.e. txtCustomer
Label --> lbl i.e. lblCustomer
String --> str i.e. strCustomer
bool --> boo i.e. booIsValide
is something like that anywhere available?
gicio
Probably the best thing is Hungarian NotationOriginally posted by gicio
looking for something like a code guidline....
i.e. that a TextBox should have the prefix: txt
TextBox --> txt i.e. txtCustomer
Label --> lbl i.e. lblCustomer
String --> str i.e. strCustomer
bool --> boo i.e. booIsValide
is something like that anywhere available?
gicio
With .NET Microsoft set new internal standards for coding. They can be found in the Design Guidelines for class library developers. Most .NET code will hopefully follow this standard, most examples on the web already do.
hth
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