Naming rules with C #

Question

I have this class:

class DoSomething
{
    private int timesDone;
    ...
}

What is the correct path to the named variable "timesDone"?

Sometimes I see the name m_timesDone . It's right? Where can I find naming information?

Thanks!

Answer 1

According to MS standards, your code is ok. Having prefixes like m_ is not really required if you have an extended IDE. However, a short prefix, such as _ , can be used to use the auto-complete function to quickly sort class members.

" : , .NET" book MS

Answer 2

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Answer 3

m_timesDone.

, "private int timesDone".

, , , Code Complete.

Answer 4

, .

this.timesDone = someInt

, 'this', . , , .

Answer 5

prefacing m_ ++, . # -, # - Visual Studio, - , . m_.

, #, I, , IDisposable.

Answer 6

MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms229002.aspx

Answer 7

, , , TimesDown, .
(MS, MSDN) . , backingfields : _timesDown.

Answer 8

:

: Pascal

.

public class Program
 {
 }

e.g

public void DoSomething() { } 

: Camel Casing, . timesDown

:

   aTimesDown

:

myTimesDown

, :)