Hello,
When choosing an instance name for a class, I usually use camel case like this
class Employee
{...}
private void MyFunction()
{
Employee employee=new Employee();
}
But, if I want to declare a global variable for that class, the instance name would be the same as the class name, because public instances should be PascalCased...
class MyClass()
{
Employee Employee=new Employee();
.
.
}
And that's quite confusing. Maybe the root problem is structural here, as far as I'm trying to use a 'Global instance of a class', something ugly. Call me lazy.
I know this is a basic question, but I cannot seem to find a convention to deal with this. I don't want to use underscores _ as they are not recommended for .net afaik. What do you recommend ?
Thanks in advance !
Roger