Does starting method names with "Do" conform to some kind of standard?
c#, standards
Solution
There are no such standard. Maybe this is local "style". Prefix "Do" can be useful if there are several methods/functions with same words after "Do" like: `PrepareProcess`, `LoadProcess`, `FinishProcess` - then `DoProcess` will be normal.
Problem
For some reason, a couple of members of my team habitually starts method names with "Do" e.g. ``` public void DoReopenLeads() public void DoProcessBaloney() ``` Now, I'm a "learn on the job" kind of a guy and haven't had any formal code training, so I don't know whether this is an industry accepted coding standard. To my mind, it seems a bit dumb, as all methods "Do" something or other... Coding standards for our team doesn't cover how to name methods (other than saying what the function does in fairly clear English)