C# 命名约定（标题与名称）
我有一系列类，它们根据您在语义上选择的单词来实现标题（或名称）。标题与名称是否有 C# 命名约定标准？
I have a series of classes that implement a Title (or Name) depending upon which word you semantically choose. Is there a C# naming convention standard for Title vs Name?
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两者都很常见。
根据我的观察，
Name更频繁地用于具有内部名称的对象或自然具有 Name 属性的业务对象（例如人）。例如，请考虑MemberInfo.Name和IIdentity.Name。文件通常被认为具有“文件名”，而名称通常至少是对象身份的一部分。标题更常用于指代用户界面控制对象或自然具有标题的业务对象，例如文章。
就我个人而言，我认为标题是人类可读的东西，而名称更多的是本地范围的标识符，可能是也可能不是人类可读的。 （我并不是说该名称必须是完全唯一的，但在许多情况下，它是 - 无论哪种方式，它往往会在其使用上下文中提供一些标识）。我从概念上认为“标题”更接近于与“标签”的互换，而不是与“名称”的互换。
Both are pretty common.
In my observation,
Nameis used more frequently for an object with an internal name or for business objects that naturally has a Name property (such as a person). For examples considerMemberInfo.NameandIIdentity.Name. Files are generally considered to have a "filename", and Names often serve the purpose of being at least a part of the object's identity.Title is used more often to refer to a User Interface Control object or a business object that naturally has a title, like an article.
Personally, I think of a Title as being something that is human-readable, where as a Name is more of a locally scoped identifier that may or may not be human-readable. (I don't mean that the name has to be completely unique, but in many cases, it is - Either way, it tends to provide some identification in its use-context). I conceptually think of "Title" as closer to being interchangeable with "Label" than it is with "Name".
这可能不是一个 C# 问题，而是一个常识问题，适用于计算机以外的许多其他领域：
This may not be a C# question but a common sense question applicable to many other areas beyond computers: