“Hungarian Notation is a naming convention invented by Charles Simonyi from Microsoft. Here, one writes things like m_nSize, hwndParent and lpszFile.”
During the olden days of ActionScript 1.0, it was rather a good practice, discipline a developer maintains, and a personal choice that helps to maintain consistency. But with ActionScript 2.0 which is now Strict Typed; Hungarian Notation would have no purpose literally. Nonthless, it can still be used consistently and appropriately according to personal development habit, choice. Pick your decision!
Brajeshwar posted this article
on Thu, Nov 25th, 2004 at 11:05 am
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