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Naming Conventions of methods and variables

Hi,

I am doing a Project designing all the three tiers(Presentation,
Business and Database). In the Middle tier what patterns should be
used and how should I use one.

In Middle tier C# programming I want to know what is the standard way
of naming methods and variables. I know methods should be used with
Verb and Pascal Case. (ex: GetAllTasks)

Thanks.
Dec 2 '07 #1
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vital wrote:
I am doing a Project designing all the three tiers(Presentation,
Business and Database). In the Middle tier what patterns should be
used and how should I use one.

In Middle tier C# programming I want to know what is the standard way
of naming methods and variables. I know methods should be used with
Verb and Pascal Case. (ex: GetAllTasks)
Follow MS recommendations:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...02(VS.90).aspx

Arne
Dec 2 '07 #2
On Dec 2, 9:36 am, Arne Vajhøj <a...@vajhoej.dkwrote:
vital wrote:
I am doing a Project designing all the three tiers(Presentation,
Business and Database). In the Middle tier what patterns should be
used and how should I use one.
In Middle tier C# programming I want to know what is the standard way
of naming methods and variables. I know methods should be used with
Verb and Pascal Case. (ex: GetAllTasks)

Follow MS recommendations:

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/lib...02(VS.90).aspx

Arne
Hi Arne,

I also asked about
In the Middle tier what patterns should be used and how should I use
one.
Do you know about it.

Thanks
Dec 2 '07 #3
vital wrote:
I also asked about
In the Middle tier what patterns should be used and how should I use
one.
Do you know about it.
That depends a lot on what your middle tier is doing !

Arne
Dec 2 '07 #4

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