I have a main data store which has a big set of perfectly ordinary records, which might look like (all examples here are pseudocode):
Maybe this is a little unconventional question but I\'d like to hear an answer to it. Since english is not my native language I thought I\'d ask for a second opinion.
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I prefer to use long identifiers to keep my code semantically clear, but in the case of repeated references to the same identifier, I\'d like for it to \"get out of the way\" in the current scope. Tak
i have asked this question before and it was closed because i was unable to provide the language it was written in. currently i am looking at these AS3 codes and the variables are prefixed with _ , ma
I\'ve noticed that many sites create cookies named with a leading undersco开发者_C百科re. I\'ve also seen similar in defaults for various web frameworks.
I have a naming problem for some of my classes. I need to wrap some primitive .net types into a class like the following. There will be about 20 of such classes.
According to naming conventions, which one is recommenced? * WorkspaceViewModelFactory * WorkspaceVMFactory
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Sometimes, I find some class na开发者_JAVA百科mes including Aware such as ApplicationContextAware and MessageSourceAware (spring). Does this Aware have any special meanings or is it a famous rule?Thos
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