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Microsoft Naming Conventions

Microsoft recommends following naming conventions

Variables : use came case e.g. someName

Method: use Pascal case e.g. SomeMethod. Also name the method by the action they perform e.g. WriteLine. Microsoft does not recommends Hungarian notation e.g. iSomeInteger or underscore e.g. Some_Integer.

Coding standard:
  • Always use this to refer to the members of current class.
  • Never make a member field as public. Always create properties or methods to allow access to member fields.

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