> I've had coworkers who would put this before every method call, because...? When calling your own method, in your own class, that inherits/implements no other

> I've had coworkers who would put this before every method call, because...? When calling your own method, in your own class, that inherits/implements no other classes, why on earth would you decorate your own method call with this? I do this all the time, and I didn’t know there were rouges out there who I angered by doing it. It may not have been the intent of this.x, but for totally superficial reasons, has become the de facto way of knowing you’re calling a member property/field/method, and not having to bother with memorizing some style guide’s idea of how you should represent these things. Also, just for speed of development, say I want to call a method but I don’t know the exact name, typing “this.” gives me an intellisense list of everything available in a compact, scrollable list. Makes my life a lot easier.