Recently, our team discussed how to unify code specifications , we got a conflict of naming conventions
- General Naming Conventions
- C# Coding Conventions
First says:
"DO NOT use underscores, hyphens, or any other nonalphanumeric characters."
"DO NOT use Hungarian notation."
Second says:
"Use camel casing ("camelCasing") when naming private or internal fields, and prefix them with _."
"When working with static fields that are private or internal, use the s_ prefix and for thread static use t_."
We are using C# at work, seems like the second one fits because of it is in "Learn/.NET/C# guide/Fundamentals". I have work with C# for many years, is '_' and "s_" type is camelCasing? Is it appropriate here？
Our member told me it is .net community standards. So i trace down history here . Is there any other discussion about these rules?
So I want to ask which is suitable , Do we need to use '_' types to fields ?
And I known second type is used by Microsoft to develop samples and documentation, so isn't that misleading in "Learn/.NET/C# guide/Fundamentals"?
