I don't care, I always use a combination of Hungarian and Pascal/Camel Case.
Not for data types, but for controls. Because txtName is pretty self-explanatory. Some people will name it NameTextBox which is too long.
lblAge, txtName, rdoTrue, cboCities, lstAccountInfo. Nice and quick and compact
For variables, it's Pascal case for ordinary variables and properties. "firstName = txtFName.Text" (seriously if you can't look at that and realize it's a textbox, sheez). Then I'll use Camel Case for methods
public void PrintNames (string fName, string lName)
{
lblFullName.Text=fName + " " + lName;
}
So yes, I use Hungarian case, so sue me. No one can say they don't know what those variables are and I like being able to see really quickly without having to hover over what type of variable or control it is. When I first started programming I used all caps for every variable so this is a step up. And for pity's sake, do NOT put the opening curly brace at the end of the line. Nice and symmetrical.
