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What is the C# standard for capitialising method names? [closed]

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naming-conventions

What is the C# standard for capitialising method names? Is it:

MyClass.MyMethod()

or

MyClass.myMethod()

?

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Craig Johnston Avatar asked Mar 08 '11 07:03

Craig Johnston

1 Answers

The first one is right following the .NET Capitalization Conventions

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il_guru Avatar answered Sep 23 '22 01:09

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