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Using reserved keyword as member names
submitted by Dancoe 1 year ago

undocnet.blogspot.com — show how to use language specific reserved keywords in fields and properties names and the reason why you might want to do that.

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No. Don't.
posted by yesthatmcgurk yesthatmcgurk 1 year ago
Exactly. Avoid using language keywords as member names.
posted by JudahGabriel JudahGabriel 1 year ago
I agree, using language keywords as member names is not a good idea, but you are not in way because of the @ sign you have to prefix the member with. in the article the only place i would use it was when deserializing xml that has elements named like reserved keyword. the xml serializer will match "<string/>" to "public string @string;" with making use of any attribute decoration ie. XmlElementAttribute.
posted by Dancoe 1 year ago
typo "with out making use of any attribute..." not "with"
posted by Dancoe 1 year ago



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