Explanation Naming convention where variable names indicate their data type what is: Hungarian Notation A naming convention invented by Charles Simonyia from Microsoft, in which one or more letters are added to the start of variable names to indicate the type of the identifier. Known as Hungarian Notation because the prefixes make variable names less easily readable (unless you are used to Hungarian Notation) and because Simonyi is originally from Hungary. Its use is mainly confined to Windows programming environments there are many passionate arguments for and against its use. Generally Hungarian Notation can be useful in weak-type languages but unnecessary in strong-typed languages where the compiler will warn if a variable of one type is used where a different type is expected. Relevant links: www4.ncsu.edu:8030/~moriedl/projects/hungarian - Hungarian Notation Quick Reference www.gregleg.com/oldHome/hungarian.html - Greg's guide to Hungarian Notation http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dnvsgen/html/hunganotat.asp - Republication of Simonyi's original work. http://c2.com/cgi/wiki?HungarianNotation
- Define Not In Employment, Education Or Training:
- Use Employment, Education or Training. Also defined as "Neither in Employment, Education or Training", "Young people Not in Education, Employment or Training" or "Not currently naming convention where variable names indicate their data type definition.
- Define New In Box:
- Use NIB New In Box. Abbreviation sometimes used on auction sites naming convention where variable names indicate their data type explain.
- Define Not For Resale:
- Use NFR Not For Resale. Product that may not be resold, transferred, assigned to a third party or installed at a customer site naming convention where variable names indicate their data type what is.
- Define Network Operations Centre / No Overall Control:
- Use Operations Centre. A site which is responsible for the day to day monitoring and management of a large scale network (i.e. a WAN or part of the Internet possibly also a LAN). 2. No Overall Control naming convention where variable names indicate their data type meaning.
- Define Network Address And Port Translation:
- Use NAPT Network Address and Port Translation. See also NAT naming convention where variable names indicate their data type abbreviation.
