Hello, I am new to .NET programming. There is a set of naming convention in Java, for example, methodName for method name, CONTNT for constants. I want to know if there is also a set of naming conventions for .NET controls, such as textbox, labels, data grid...etc?
yes, which is especially funny considering you no longer have an option to turn them off, so how could this matter to anyone?
It would be pretty evil if they waited until after Windows 10 EOL to renew the certs, but based on these dates, it looks like that wouldn't be possible, so no worries that I can see.
I think they needed to simplify their product lines, having such a range of devices is confusing at best, and yes, I think it's also worth dropping those old line names. So I think it's good for them in the long run, and I bet they found that in their research too.
Ask a random consumer which of their products would have been the premium one, and unless they knew Dell products intimately, I doubt they would know. Though I think they could have simplified it further.. "Pro Max Plus", what the hell is going on there?!
Wrong again. Electric vehicles are more reliable than gasoline vehicles because they have fewer points of failure. On average, they last 50% longer.
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Hello, I am new to .NET programming. There is a set of naming convention in Java, for example, methodName for method name, CONTNT for constants. I want to know if there is also a set of naming conventions for .NET controls, such as textbox, labels, data grid...etc?
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