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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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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