Tutorial by Topics: conventions

This topic outlines some basic naming conventions used when writing in the C# language. Like all conventions, they are not enforced by the compiler, but will ensure readability between developers. For comprehensive .NET framework design guidelines, see docs.microsoft.com/dotnet/standard/design-guid...
Convention is a set of default rules to automatically configure a conceptual model based on domain class definitions when working with Code-First. Code-First conventions are defined in System.Data.Entity.ModelConfiguration.Conventions namespace (EF 5 & EF 6).
Swift has an official style guide: Swift.org API Design Guidelines. Another popular guide is The Official raywenderlich.com Swift Style Guide.
Resources Overviews/comparisons: Agner Fog's nice calling convention guide. Also, x86 ABIs (wikipedia): calling conventions for functions, including x86-64 Windows and System V (Linux). SystemV x86-64 ABI (official standard). Used by all OSes but Windows. (This github wiki page, kep...
Characters, numbers and _ can be use for variable name. Two character using for variable state and object type. Local variables start with L. Global variables start with G. Function input parameter start with I (import). Function output parameter start with E (export). Structures symbol is S...

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