c# Programming Glossary: hungarianBest practices for C# GUI naming conventions? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1246546/best-practices-for-c-sharp-gui-naming-conventions name I've seen various naming conventions TextBox tbName Hungarian notation TextBox txtName Alternative Hungarian TextBox NameTextBox.. tbName Hungarian notation TextBox txtName Alternative Hungarian TextBox NameTextBox Not even camelCase TextBox nameTextBox Field..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1618316/naming-convention-in-c-sharp to follow the same conventions as for everything else. Hungarian notation in the style of Win32 is discouraged although many..
Are variable prefixes (?𣿯ungarian notation?? really necessary anymore? [closed] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/309205/are-variable-prefixes-hungarian-notation-really-necessary-anymore share improve this question Are variable prefixes Hungarian really necessary anymore NO In fact Microsoft's own style guidelines..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/681700/interface-naming-convention types. But wouldn't that argument extend to retaining the Hungarian notation which is now widely censured What's your argument for.. all uses of hungarian notation are censured Early uses of Hungarian notation signified a prefix which indicated the type of the.. Object . I also have to point out that the original use of Hungarian notation wasn't for specifying data types called System Hungarian..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/768255/hungarian-notation-in-c-sharp notation in C# Before using C# C was my primary programming.. using C# C was my primary programming language. And the Hungarian notation is deep in my heart. I did some small projects in C#.. Until I read something from SO that said Do not use Hungarian notation. So why Am I the only person that has m_strExePath..
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