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@Mr read msdn You provide an article for backup that uses vb6 hang overs? vbCrLf Its a constant that returns a string containing a carriage return and a line feed. The net standard for that is ControlChars.CrLf, and msgbox? Good article.

MsgBox("hello" & vbCrLf & "goodbye") you

The points in that article for the one I specifically linked to, still stand as far as naming conventions. There are errors on MSDN too, but by no means does that mean the entire site is bogus; inadequate judgement would dictate that it is. Many avoid the use Hungarian notation for .NET for comparable reasons, and it is not part of the .NET standard naming conventions for anything currently as outlined on MSDN's documentation relating to design guidelines.

I could provide another link: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1...ion-in-c-sharp (Jon Skeet provides an MSDN link there with the naming conventions that are standard for .NET in one of the top answers. You can read them if you like, but you should anyways.)

Private names are up to you, but I tend to follow the same conventions as for everything else. Hungarian notation (in the style of Win32) is discouraged, although many places use "m_" or "_" as a prefix for instance variables.

Discouraged, combined with the fact that it is still used, doesn't mean it is a proper habit however.