What is the advantage of having this/self/me pointer mandatory explicit?
According to OOP theory a method is supposed to operate mainly (only?) on m
Eg would be where member names are same as those passed to method
public void SetScreenTemplate(long screenTemplateID, string screenTemplateName, bool isDefault) { this.screenTemplateID = screenTemplateID; this.screenTemplateName = screenTemplateName; this.isDefault = isDefault; }