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Thu May 8 12:03:19 PDT 2008
Michael Neumann Wrote:
> > In C family languages this is ruled out by naming convention.
>
> Which in the case of using a m_ prefix leads to hard(er) to read code.
Yes, Hungarian prefixes are considered a bad practice in modern C family languages. It was good in old times.
> And then there is no standard naming convention
As to java and .net standard naming convention is provided by standard library.
> and who actually uses such a naming convention?
Those, who care about good programming pactices.
> Without that, you can't easily distinguish a
> local variable from an instance variable from a global variable.
Who is keeping you from using a naming convention?
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