> give me an IDE and a language I use regularly, and there's probably at least one default style preference I disagree with But that is disingenuous. We aren't

> give me an IDE and a language I use regularly, and there's probably at least one default style preference I disagree with But that is disingenuous. We aren't talking about [insert opensource language] + [insert opensource IDE], where your the IDE's inbuilt preferences match closer to the IDE developer's preference than the random language you are developin in it. This is Microsoft's Visual Studio and Microsoft's C#. Their linter is recommending the best practice conventions. You can definitely disagree with them, but I don't, that is why I wrote this piece. I don't like "this." scattered throughout the code when it isn't proper according to the language designers.