CSharpCodingStandard

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I know this might not be the best place since the repo says C# Coding Standard. But, I am putting it here for documentations purposes: > All styles get collected...

ElbekDeveloper

Instead of: ```csharp this.someExternalLibrary.PtrShit(); ``` Use: ```csharp public void OneLinerMethodThatReallySaysWhatItDoes() => this.someExternalLibrary.PtrShit(); ```

hassanhabib

Hi Hassan Habeeb, Do you have any sonar cube configuration for this standards? If have could you please provide in the repo or send me a mail? [email protected] I raised...

iabu94

Should constant variable names have a different case? For example, `const string FirstName = "John";` vs `const string firstName = "John";`

icnocop

Hi. Thank you for CSharpCodingStandard. Should there be documentation about the standard naming convention for abbreviations, and its reasoning? For example, `IOpenAiBroker` vs `IOpenAIBroker` (notice the capital `i`). Another example:...

icnocop

Need the standard specification for commenting on the Methods/Properties.

yasirthite

Under Naming, on line 4, the word "percise" should be "precise". Am on mobile and I couldn't work out how to try fix it myself instead, apologies for that.

edwardch

This would be easier to user and maintain has a single page.

MsRobinPurtee

In the Don't example of a lambda expression under the Names section of the Variable page; studetns.Where(s => s ... ); should be: students.Where(s => s ... );

MsRobinPurtee

Section numbering is wrong

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In the overall document this is section 2 however, all sections in this document are labeled has section 4.

MsRobinPurtee