最佳命名为属性？ [英] Best naming for a property?

问题描述

以下哪三个选项，你会选择在C＃中的属性名，为什么？

1. YearToDateWages
2. YTDWages
3. YtdWages

解决方案

我将与我1 preFER去不是什么缩写，除非它是一个超级常见的缩写，这是荒谬的拼出来。像HyperTextTransferProtocolRequest是荒谬的拼出来，所以它是安全的缩写，作为Htt的prequest。这是一个有点主观的，但有疑问的时候，我倾向于用缩写。

如果你决定使用2或3，我可能会投3的基础上，从建议框架设计指南。它基本上说，对首字母缩略词是3个或更多字母长，你应该首字母大写和小写的休息。这是2个字母的缩写词有点暧昧......有些人preFER大写，如ID和一些preFER去与ID的所有字母。该指引是实际利用2个字母的缩写的所有字母，但那种相矛盾的准则3+字母缩写词，这样人们就两者兼得。

Which of the following three options would you choose for a property name in C#, and why?

1. YearToDateWages
2. YTDWages
3. YtdWages

解决方案

I would go with 1. I prefer not to abbreviate anything, unless it's a super-common acronym that would be ridiculous to spell out. Something like "HyperTextTransferProtocolRequest" would be ridiculous to spell out, so it's safe to abbreviate that as "HttpRequest." It's a little subjective, but when in doubt, I tend to not abbreviate.

If you decide to go with 2 or 3, I'd probably vote for 3, based on the recommendations from the "Framework Design Guidelines." It basically says that for acronyms that are 3 or more letters long, you should capitalize the first letter and lower-case the rest. It's a little ambiguous on 2-letter acronyms... Some people prefer to capitalize all letters like "ID" and some prefer to go with "Id". The guideline is to actually capitalize all letters of a 2-letter acronym, but that kind of contradicts with the guideline for 3+ letter acronyms, so people do it both ways.

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