Javier Borrajo wrote:
>
> Hi, I like using an "I" as a prefix for interfaces, such as
> CutomerBean, ICustomer, ICustomerHome.
>
I don't see the logic behind this (this is also the convention among COM
developers from what I know).
An interface should not be known as an interface. A Person is a Person, not an
Interface Person (IPerson). It is the same rule of abstraction that made you
chose to use an interface in the first place. You put up a facade to hide the
implementation detail. Why then expose the fact that its an interface? It does
not bring any useful knowledge, in my opinion, it only makes the code harder to
read.
IMHO, FWIW, and the lot...
/Kalle Blixt
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