Threadkiller Mk XIII

[Dohc-WP]

peeks and Greets

[BeoTeK]

I'm getting the feeling RustyPieLover and RickTheGamer are one in the same.

[FarligOpptreden]

I'm getting the feeling RustyPieLover and RickTheGamer are one in the same.

Got that same idea. Their use of grammar and lack of punctuation is very similar. Both also have 3-word usernames in PascalCase.

[czc]

Got that same idea. Their use of grammar and lack of punctuation is very similar. Both also have 3-word usernames in PascalCase.

I thought that was camel case.

[FarligOpptreden]

I thought that was camel case.

Nope, not camelCase but PascalCase.

[Wyvern]

What kind of crazy company thinks that leads to a productive use of time?



Hey Wyv, I see you've been playing Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel. Is it also fun like Borderlands 2? Do you guys have a full 4 players already?

Dudeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee just let me know, you are welcome to join us, we currently have 3 people so need a fourth and I will happily help you level up if needs be, we are about 14 now. I will message you on steam when we play - mostly at night

[BeoTeK]

Nope, not camelCase but PascalCase.

I take it those are two examples?

[Dohc-WP]

I'm getting the feeling RustyPieLover and RickTheGamer are one in the same.

maybe he is

[FarligOpptreden]

I take it those are two examples?

Indeed. It's based on standards in programming. Microsoft recommends PascalCase for public properties, functions, classes and interfaces, with camelCase for variables and function parameters when using C#. JavaScript (or ECMAScript to the elite) and Java (which are not related in the least) are always camelCase for properties, functions, parameters or variables. Only classes and interfaces get declared using PascalCase.

[BeoTeK]

Indeed. It's based on standards in programming. Microsoft recommends PascalCase for public properties, functions, classes and interfaces, with camelCase for variables and function parameters when using C#. JavaScript (or ECMAScript to the elite) and Java (which are not related in the least) are always camelCase for properties, functions, parameters or variables. Only classes and interfaces get declared using PascalCase.