VB.Net Golden Rule Capitalization

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                In this post, how we are declare variables,classes and namespace in the programming language. Here I the VB.Net Capitalization rule

 Capitalization

Follow the standard Naming Guidelines established by the .NET framework team by using only three capitalization styles: Pascal, Camel, and Upper casing.

Examples:

Identifier Type	Capitalization Style	Example(s)
Abbreviations	Upper	ID, REF
Namespaces	Pascal	AppDomain, System.IO
Classes & Structs	Pascal	AppView
Constants & Enums	Pascal	TextStyles
Interfaces	Pascal	IEditableObject
Enum values	Pascal	TextStyles.BoldText
Property	Pascal	BackColor
Variables, and Attributes	Pascal (public) Camel (private, protected, local)	WindowSize windowWidth, windowHeight
Methods	Pascal (public, private, protected) Camel (parameters)	ToString() SetFilter( filterValue As String)
Local Variables	Camel	recordCount
Parameters	Camel	fileName

Guidelines:

o   In Pascal casing, the first letter of an identifier is capitalized as well as the first letter of each concatenated word.  This style is used for all public identifiers within a class library, including namespaces, classes and structures, properties, and methods.

o   In Camel casing, the first letter of an identifier is lowercase but the first letter of each concatenated word is capitalized. This style is used for private and protected identifiers within the class library, parameters passed to methods, and local variables within a method.

o   Upper casing is used only for abbreviated identifiers and acronyms of four letters or less.