Types Capitalization - C# Coding Standard 13
In this article we discuss how to capitalize different C# types. There are three different capitalization methods we have. Those are Pascal Casing, Camel Casing, and Upper-Case Casing.
Pascal Case Casing: First letter should be in upper case and first letter of each subsequent word also should be in upper case, all other letters are in lower case.
For Class & Struct, Events, Exception class, Enum & Enum values, Namespace, Interface, Methods, Read-Only fields, and property, we use Pascal Casing in C#.
Eg: EmployeeInfo, ForeColor
Camel Case Casing: First letter should be in lower case and first letter of each concatenated word should be in upper case.
In C#, for parameters we use camel casing.
Eg: isValid, lastName
Upper Case Casing: All letter should be in upper case. Eg: EMPLOYEEDATA, DATABASENAME
In C#, we use only Pascal Case Casing and Camel Case Casing only for most of the types.
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