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it has no special meaning. where do you get it from?
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it has no special meaning. where do you get it from?

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At the start of a name eg. __foo I think it was from Microsoft to indicate this was part of their code. &nbsp;Otherwise just something that meant something to the person that did it. &nbsp;(Nothing special for everyone else).
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At the start of a name eg. __foo I think it was from Microsoft to indicate this was part of their code.  Otherwise just something that meant something to the person that did it.  (Nothing special for everyone else).

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Discovered that it's the Telerik converter that's doing it !<br />
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I realise that it's nothing special.. just wondered if there was some strange new naming convention to learn :)
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Discovered that it's the Telerik converter that's doing it !

I realise that it's nothing special.. just wondered if there was some strange new naming convention to learn :)

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Can someone explain the use of double underscores that I often see in example code ?
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Can someone explain the use of double underscores that I often see in example code ?

filename__1 ?

The .NET Framework is not specific to any one programming language; rather, it includes a library of functions that allows developers to rapidly build applications. Several supported languages include C#, VB.NET, C++ or ASP.NET.