Super short and awesome variable name in C# [closed]
Probably a bit silly of a problem, but I have this one variable (a part of a library) that I am using all the time (it gives me access to a whole lot of properties and functions). I want it to be as short as possible, and,开发者_开发技巧 preferably, something easy to write. jQuery's "$" would be pretty great, but that doesn't work, neither do any numbers or symbols I tried. I could use something like "s", but I was hoping there'd be something even better (and something that's not just one boring Latin letter).
So what would be SO's best super-short-and-awesome variable name?
Because I have intellisense in Visual Studio and the C# compiler will not use more memory (produce larger MSIL) for code using a longer variable name, I would call it somethingMeaningful
.
Obviously the best answer is to use a unicode snowman:
☃
I'd also advise not to do that - it's much better to use a name that explains the purpose of the variable.
However in the spirit of answering the question: You could use underscore: _
.
It's a valid variable name in C# (and many other langauges). This isn't a new idea by the way - I have seen some frameworks in C and Python that use underscore as a method that takes a string meaning this string should be localized.
RBDD. Stands for "Really Bad Design Decision." In fact, make it all lower case, to emphasize the "bad" part.
public static class rbdd
{
// put bad stuff here
}
How about ssaa (short for super-short-and-awesome)?
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