>Hello,
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>I just read through MS naming guidlines for .NET these days and I try to find out why the hell you shouldn't use hungarian notation ?
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>I can figure out that it is perhaps a bit confusing if you use cross language and the defined type is not existent in the other language. But I really feel bad about this because it makes my code much more unreadable then it was before. Any ideas why MS want's it this way. Perhaps I can adopt to it easier if I have arguments for this.
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Well, I think part of the issue is the fact that, under the hood, everything is an object. In C#, everything is scoped local or is a property of another object. So, what do you use for your prefix? I still haven't decided what type of convention to use yet. About the only thing that I have standardized on is that public properties are Pascal-cased (SomeProperty), while the private member is someProperty.