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When you create your own class and you create your methods, it's better to reference the property instead of the variable when making changes to those. (this was from another thread).
if you use the keyword ME.{property}..... will that cause problems later? or does it have to be ClassName.{property}?
Hi,
As I understand it, Me.PropertyName is OK and must be used where there is a variable and a field with the same name (which can be easily avoided). A problem arises if you override the member in the derived class, so you must not make it overridable.
Me will always refer to the Class the property is located in.
Personaly I've always used the variable name, then there is no confusion as where the data is comming from/going to. Whether it's best practice or not, I don't know.
TG
I usually go for the properties. That way, if I add any type of logic into the Property Set, I don't need to worry about differing results in other areas of the class.