Coding Standard C#

Short Description
This document requires or recommends certain practices for developing programs in the C# language. The
objective of this coding standard is to have a positive effect on
- Avoidance of errors/bugs, especially the hard-to-find ones.
- Maintainability, by promoting some proven design principles.
- Maintainability, by requiring or recommending a certain unity of style.
- Performance, by dissuading wasteful practices.

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This standard pertains to the use of the C# language. With very few exceptions, it does not discuss the use of the .NET class libraries. Certain items that deserve attention have been identified, but have not been included in this document because treatment in separate documents appears more appropriate. These include items such as:
- Unmanaged code
- COM
- Multi-threading
- Localization (languages, Unicode).
- Remoting
- WinForms
- Security
This standard does not include rules or recommendations on how to layout brackets, braces, and code in general.
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Many of the rules and recommendations were taken from the MSDN C# Usage Guidelines ([3]). The naming guidelines in that document are identical to those found in Appendix C of the ECMA C# Language Specification ([2]). Naming standards and other style issues are more or less arbitrary, so it seems prudent to follow an existing convention. The naming standard in this document differs from that in the given references only in some miniscule details that will hardly ever occur in practice.
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