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Visual Basic Programming Conventions from Microsoft Consulting Services
1. Naming Conventions
1.1 Objectives
• To help programmers (especially in multiprogrammer projects) standardize and decode the structure and logic of an application
• To be precise, complete, readable, memorable, and unambiguous
• To be consistent with other language conventions (most importantly the Visual Basic™ Programmers Guide and standard Microsoft® Windows™ Hungarian C)
• To be efficient from a string size and labor standpoint, thus allowing a greater opportunity for longer/fuller object names
• To define the minimum requirements necessary to do the above
Note: On pages 32 and 33 of the Visual Basic 2 Programmers Guide, Visual Basic has defined control naming conventions that will likely be adopted by many corporations and Visual Basic ISVs. ... Lacking such a compelling argument, this document therefore is a superset of the published Visual Basic conventions. ... 2 Conventions
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Approximate Word count = 2207
Approximate Pages = 8.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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