Hungarian notation is a language-independent naming convention in which an identifier's prefix indicates its type.
I know what Hungarian refers to - giving information about a variable, parameter, or type as a prefix to its …
language-agnostic naming-conventions hungarian-notationI often see m_ prefix used for variables (m_World,m_Sprites,...) in tutorials, examples and other code mainly related …
hungarian-notationit's a pretty common practice that constants are prefixed with k (e.g. k_pi). But what does the k …
c++ objective-c c prefix hungarian-notationI've never been a fan of Hungarian notation, I've always found it pretty useless unless you're doing some really low …
c# field naming-conventions hungarian-notationMy code contains a variable named "m_d3dDevice". StyleCop complains about this name: SA1305: The variable name 'm_d3…
stylecop hungarian-notationI've run across many examples of Core Foundation variables named k + someVariableNameHere or k + APILibraryName(2Char) + someVariableNameHere. What does this …
objective-c hungarian-notationThe MFC has all class names that start with C. For example, CFile and CGdiObject. Has anyone seen it used …
c++ visual-c++ mfc hungarian-notation