C # variable keywords

Question

The code has the following loop:

foreach (var event in events)
{
...
{

In courses, we cannot name the variable "event" because it is a keyword. Which method is more suitable in such cases: use the @ (@ event) prefix or use another name, for example, "currentEvent"?

Answer 1

Definitely use a different name.

Keyword variables are a really cool C # feature, but they should be used for interaction.

Answer 2

I usually refuse to use the prefix @. (I sometimes use it to indicate the first parameter in an extension method @this, but even that is pretty rare.)

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Answer 3

@ , . .

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Answer 4

, . , , - executableEvent.

, - , , evt. , , .

Answer 5

@ _ , . , :

foreach (var uiEvent in uiEvents)
{
...
{

( )

foreach (var evt in events)
{
...
{

( )

Answer 6

e, _event currentEvent

Answer 7

I would advise you not to use @, so you need to choose a different name. Like some of them, you can enter your name in a more specific type of event