.net - Why Hashtable is not PascalCase? -


I try to follow the general rules in coding styles. But when I look at the .NET, I think some classes do not match the Pascal Casing rules. One of them is hashtable and the second I remember is stopwatch . I think there is more that I do not remember.

Is there any reason to leave the Pascal Casing rule for those classes?

Because they are both dictionary words.

You probably need a technical dictionary for the hashtable, but this is a valid word.
Pascal Casing is for cases where you combine different words in the name of your class (* and such), it is not related to the linguistic origin of the word.


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