I remember every book about vb6 or c++ capitalized constants. But I think I read something before that said we shouldn't do this in .NET for whatever reason. :rolleyes:
So what do you do? do you capitalize constants? it wouldnt mather anyways:D
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I remember every book about vb6 or c++ capitalized constants. But I think I read something before that said we shouldn't do this in .NET for whatever reason. :rolleyes:
So what do you do? do you capitalize constants? it wouldnt mather anyways:D
Yes you should.
I agree.
And it helps to put underscores between words.
VB Code:
Public Const REGISTRY_PATH = "Software\Test\Hiccup" Public Const NONE_ENTERED = "None Entered" Public Const NULL_DATE = "01/01/1753 12:00:00 AM" Public Const SEASON_W = "Winter"
:) tnx