关于使用My作为类名前缀的意见
就我个人而言，我从来不喜欢类的 MyObject 命名。我猜现状会同意，但我想看看争论的另一面，以及它是否有任何有效性。
Personally, I've never liked the MyObject naming of classes. I would guess that the status quo would agree but I'd like to see the other side of the argument and if there's any validity to it.
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“我的”已被我使用，请使用其他内容
'My' is already used by me, use something else
我从未见过它在生产代码中完成，尽管我敢说它存在。
它就像元语法变量“foo”和“bar”一样 - 它通常用作真实姓名的占位符。
例如，如果我知道某人有自己的从
Form派生的类，但我对此一无所知，则代码示例将使用：我当然会采取坚定的立场反对不过它是真正的代码:)
I've never seen it done in production code, although I dare say it exists.
It's like the metasyntactic variables "foo" and "bar" - it's usually used as a placeholder for a real name.
So for example, if I know that someone has their own class deriving from
Form, but I don't know anything else about it, a code example would use:I'd certainly take a firm stance against it for real code though :)
我想它接近可接受的一个实例是，如果您以“My”为前缀的类是内部类（即在另一个类中声明的私有类）。我不确定是否有任何管理内部类的命名约定，但这可能是区分的一种方法。
I suppose one instance where it would be close to acceptable is if the class you're prefixing with "My" is an inner class (i.e a private class declared within another class). I'm not sure if there are any naming conventions governing inner classes, but this could be one way to differentiate.
据我所知，
My是示例代码中使用的前缀，表示“你的东西放在这里”。它有点像
foo。仅供教学用途。As far as I've ever seen,
Myis a prefix used in sample code that indicates "your stuff goes here".It's kind of like
foo. Teaching purposes only.我在两种情况下使用过 My：
，但从未在生产甚至伪生产代码中使用过。
I've used My in 2 situations:
but NEVER in production or even pseudo-production code.
我会在生产代码中避免使用它，您的类型名称应该反映其应该执行的功能。
我在修补/破解第三方代码时使用过几次，例如将
Controller替换为MyController以表明这是一个黑客，应该进行处理小心，还有蝙蝠。I'd avoid it in production code, your type name should reflect the function its supposed to perform.
I've used it a couple of times when patching/hacking third party code, for instance replacing
ControllerwithMyControllerto make it clear it is a hack, that should be approached with caution, and a bat.