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Coding standards, or coding conventions, are sets of rules or guidelines designed to govern the process of code production in a software project. They're usually based on industry best practices or generally accepted conventions. They include naming conventions, style, prohibited features, and more.
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How do you avoid name similarities between your classes and the native ones?
Well my old development team use to append the acronym of the application in each customized class. We had for example ABCEmail class.
I think it is more straightforward than relying on namespace but …
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