C# .NET instance variable naming convention?

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Shogoot picture Shogoot · Nov 4, 2011 · Viewed 17.3k times · Source

I'm doing a small internship at a business and in their code I find classes that are named like this:

public class FlagsConfig
{
    private static FlagsConfig _instance; 
}

Is the _instance a naming convention of any sort in C#?

I would ask the developers but they are all out today and the next week on some course.

Answer

Manu picture Manu · Nov 4, 2011

Maybe this can help you: .net Naming Conventions and Programming Standards - Best Practices

According to this document, it is ok.

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