🚀 C# Clean Coding Practice 💡

🎯 Use Proper Naming Conventions

Naming your variables, classes, and methods effectively is crucial for writing clean and maintainable code. Following coding conventions not only enhances readability but also serves several key purposes:
 

✔ Ensures consistency in code layout, allowing readers to focus on the content, not formatting.

✔ Helps others (and yourself!) understand the code more quickly based on familiar patterns.

✔ Simplifies the process of copying, modifying, and maintaining code.

✔ Promotes adherence to C# best practices.

 
Check out the table below for standardized C# naming conventions to follow when writing code. Let's keep our code clean and efficient! 💻✨

Object Name	Notation	Can Be Plural
Namespace name	PascalCase	Yes
Class name	PascalCase	No
Constructor name	PascalCase	No
Method name	PascalCase	Yes
Method arguments	camelCase	Yes
Local variables	camelCase	Yes
Constants name	PascalCase	No
Field name Public	PascalCase	Yes
Field name Private	_camelCase	Yes
Properties name	PascalCase	Yes
Interface	IPascalCase	Yes
Enum type name	PascalCase	Yes

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