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Interesting code standard blog entry

Today I came across an interesting blog entry debating the use of prefixing m_ to a variable name when naming private member variables. I feel that if there was a standard, we would all be following it. IMO, if you develop a decent coding standard, you should be able to create code that reads like a book without the need for comments, with the exception of explaining something such as an edge case (i.e. We must set VariableName to 0, else NullReferenceException will be thrown).

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Posted: Wednesday, January 04, 2006 11:36 AMby Ryan Olshan
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