Is there a naming convention for ENUM in C #, usually in UPPERCASE?

Question

Here is my ENUM:

public enum ATI
{
    Two = 0,
    Three = 1,
    Five = 2,
}

I understand that there are no strict conventions, but usually the files Two, Three and Five will be in uppercase?

Answer 1

The Pascal case should be used when they print the types and values ​​of an enumeration. It looks like

public enum Ati
{
    Two = 0,
    Three = 1,
    Five = 2,
}

According to Microsoft:

   Identifier      |   Case    |   Example
--------------------------------------------
Enumeration type   |  Pascal   |  ErrorLevel      
Enumeration values |  Pascal   |  FatalError

The only thing you should do is constant / final variables.

If you have local variables, you should always use the camel case.

thisIsCamelCasedVariable = "ya baby";

More about transfers: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4x252001(v=vs.71).aspx

More on C # naming conventions: https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229043%28v=vs.100%29.aspx

Answer 2

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