July 2015
Intermediate to advanced
1300 pages
87h 27m
English
When writing code, you often define types or declare variables. Types and variables are recognizable via identifiers. An identifier is essentially the name of a type or of a variable and not necessarily a word that makes sense, although it is a good practice to assign human-readable identifiers. For example, an identifier such as DoSomething is much better than DoSmt. There are some words in the Visual Basic lexical grammar that you cannot use as identifiers for your variables because they are reserved for the language.
Naming Conventions for Identifiers
.NET programming principles establish some rules that identifiers must abide by when you’re writing code. For example, the Common Language Specification ...