"Go" writing high-quality Code 157 recommendations for improving C # programs--Recommendation 135: Consider using affirmative phrases to name Boolean properties

Recommendation 135: Consider using affirmative phrases to name Boolean properties

The Boolean value is nothing more than true and false, so it should be represented by a positive phrase, for example, by being, Can, has as prefix.

An example of correctly naming a Boolean property is as follows:

    classSampleClass { Public BOOLisenabled {Get;Set; }  Public BOOLIstabstop {Get;Set; }  Public BOOLAllowDrop {Get;Set; }  Public BOOLIsActive {Get;Set; }  Public BOOLIsChecked {Get;Set; } }

Negative example

    class SampleClass    {        publicboolgetset;}          Public BOOL Get Set ; }    }

Affirmative adjectives or phrases express a definite meaning, but these words or phrases are now used to name events or delegates, so they should not be used for Boolean properties.

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