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Sure, but a lot of languages are so closely related to their "standard library" that you adopt the style of the "standard library" Take C# and the BCL. C# is a
by taspeotis 13y ago
Sure, but a lot of languages are so closely related to their "standard library" that you adopt the style of the "standard library"
Take C# and the BCL. C# is a language but you'd be hard pressed to avoid using the BCL in any meaningful C# program.
String.Format("Hello {0}", stringVariable);
All (nearly all?) the function names in the BCL are UpperCamelCase, and a lot of C# code follows that as a convention.
Repeat for class names, interfaces prefixed with I, public properties etc.