a typical day in code

Looks like C#

It is java coding styled but would probably compile fine in C#
C# recommends Pascal convention for member names, eg books.Read().
Java would be books.read() which is used in the opening post (camelcase)

I only point this out as have been porting my Java based ATS to C sharp recently (like today).

I last programmed with Pascal casing back in 1995. So it feels weird to use that style again.
 
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It is java coding styled but would probably compile fine in C#
C# recommends Pascal convention for member names, eg books.Read().
Java would be books.read() which is used in the opening post (camelcase)

I only point this out as have been porting my Java based ATS to C sharp recently (like today).

I last programmed with Pascal casing back in 1995. So it feels weird to use that style again.

I see. Thanks.
 
Or books.readBook() as a method name is often recommended to be a combination of a verb and a noun.

You're correct, but they're referring to the casing. C# typically capitalizes the first letter after the period, I guess java doesn't.
 
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