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- In this case, fields and variables can't be confused because you can't use fields on the left side of an assignment =.>
>Readability decrases because the same name could be a variable or a field depending on wich site of assigment it is.
Actually, no...you can't use a field on the left side. It will
always be a variable or property.
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- Readability gets more difficult (IMO) because there are more characters for the brain to interpret>
>Reability increases because m. prefix tells the brain right away that its a variable not a field and vise versa.
See above
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- The "tiny increase" could get very large inside a loop. I've timed the differences to be three times slower.>
>I just run a test: 1,000,000 itterations on AMD 1.3Ghz: With m. .590 sec, w/o .571. The difference is realle negligible.
How did you conduct your tests? If not set up properly, you will get your results.
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>IMO it's all a metter of personal preferences.
I believe I said that.
Craig Berntson
MCSD, Microsoft .Net MVP, Grape City Community Influencer