C# Class naming convention: Is it BaseClass or ClassBase or AbstractClass

Question

What is the recommended approach to naming base classes? Is it prefixing the type name with \"Base\" or \"Abstract\" or would we just suffi

Answer 1

Always think about alphabetizing when you name stuff. I really don't like looking at a SQL server and every stored procedure is named usp[something]. Along the same lines, don't overuse Get and Set as leading names for a function. Instead of GetItems or PlaceOrder, think about naming them as ItemsGet or OrderPlace.

So, in general, ClassnameBase / EntityBase would be a better choice.