naming-conventions

问题 I use visual studio 2015 in a project with typescript and the files are named using lower and capital letters like this "project/Models/myFile.ts". When I want to import something from another module/file I use drag n drop in Visual studio so as to provide me automatically the reference with the path of the file, but it ignores capital letters and gives a path all in lowercase. Question 1: Does this means that Visual studio is not case sensitive when referencing or importing files in

问题 I try to name a class (also members, properties and so forth) as exact as I can. But sometimes I’m not sure if this is so clever if the class name becomes huge (50 chars and more). The handling is so what uncomfortable and the code becomes difficult to read. The question occured for me seldom and therefore I don’t have much experience with working with such long names but from time to time (now) it occurs. How other people handle this? Have you an approximate upper limit and then make

问题 I try to name a class (also members, properties and so forth) as exact as I can. But sometimes I’m not sure if this is so clever if the class name becomes huge (50 chars and more). The handling is so what uncomfortable and the code becomes difficult to read. The question occured for me seldom and therefore I don’t have much experience with working with such long names but from time to time (now) it occurs. How other people handle this? Have you an approximate upper limit and then make

问题 .NET 5.0 will replace .NET Core 3.x when it is released in November—and, thus, ASP.NET 5.0 will replace ASP.NET Core 3.x. Edit: This question is based on a fundamentally incorrect assumption. While the next version of .NET Core will, in fact, be .NET 5.0, the next version of ASP.NET Core will be ASP.NET Core 5.0. See the answers from @Camilo-Terevinto and @omajid for details. Despite this, as of Preview 8 (8.20414.8), packages, assemblies, and namespaces still contain AspNetCore in their

问题 Just curious to understand if there are any logical reasoning behind in naming AWS products and services. For example, it has been named as AWS Lambda and not Amazon Lambda & it is Amazon S3 and not AWS S3. If you hover over the Products menu in AWS homepage, you can see list of all products and services at a glance prefixed with both 'Amazon' and 'AWS'. 回答1: Managed to find an answer on naming analogy for AWS products and services from another similar question posted here. Response provided

问题 Just curious to understand if there are any logical reasoning behind in naming AWS products and services. For example, it has been named as AWS Lambda and not Amazon Lambda & it is Amazon S3 and not AWS S3. If you hover over the Products menu in AWS homepage, you can see list of all products and services at a glance prefixed with both 'Amazon' and 'AWS'. 回答1: Managed to find an answer on naming analogy for AWS products and services from another similar question posted here. Response provided

问题 What are the naming conventions for property names defined in properties files in Java? Can I use uppercase or only lowercase? For example: bankAccountNumber or bank.account.number? Is it defined somewhere on the internet? 回答1: Naming convention is recommended as lowercase in property file. bank.account.number this is more appreciable. 回答2: As per my understanding, there is no any standard rule written for .properties file in java. but if you see the .properties files inside the lib folder of

问题 What are the naming conventions for property names defined in properties files in Java? Can I use uppercase or only lowercase? For example: bankAccountNumber or bank.account.number? Is it defined somewhere on the internet? 回答1: Naming convention is recommended as lowercase in property file. bank.account.number this is more appreciable. 回答2: As per my understanding, there is no any standard rule written for .properties file in java. but if you see the .properties files inside the lib folder of

问题 What are the naming conventions for property names defined in properties files in Java? Can I use uppercase or only lowercase? For example: bankAccountNumber or bank.account.number? Is it defined somewhere on the internet? 回答1: Naming convention is recommended as lowercase in property file. bank.account.number this is more appreciable. 回答2: As per my understanding, there is no any standard rule written for .properties file in java. but if you see the .properties files inside the lib folder of

问题 Is that really true that i can use $_ as a dummy variable in foreach loop if there is no need for $value in foreach($array as $key => $value) ? I could not find any useful information that proves this except PHP syntax formatting. There's a special case for foreach loops when the value is not used inside the loop. In this case the dummy variable $_ (underscore) is used: foreach ($GLOBALS['TCA'] as $table => $_) { // Do something with $table } This is done for performance reasons, as it is