Does C# use Hungarian notation?

[timmay3141]

I've used it a lot in C++, and I'm just learning C#. Since quite a few things are different in C#, is Hungarian notation significantly different, or is it not used at all? In the small amount of C# code I've seen it has not been used.

 

[obislavu]

It is your choice to use Hungarian notation or not. In some companies there are standards for coding and you have to use what they ask. Many users of C# are using some Java style, other some VB style. I did some C# projects and I used Microsoft style (with m_* for data members etc…). I think you should take a look at all .NET classes in C# , names, members, properties, events and use the same notation.
-obislavu-

 

[psemianonymous]

Agree with the above.

But, they do have a MSDN-standardized naming convention, which you can find at:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/d...ef/html/cpconnetframeworkdesignguidelines.asp

 

[chiph]

At work (and myself at home), we follow the MSDN guidelines.

Chip H.


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