Use searchable names (part 2)

[boop5]

I think you broke a rule within the example of another.

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In Don't add unneeded context you say that this is bad

public class Car
{
    public string CarMake { get; set; }
    public string CarModel { get; set; }
    public string CarColor { get; set; }

    //...
}

But then you do it in Use searchable names (part 2)

public enum PersonAccess : int
{
    ACCESS_READ = 1,
    ACCESS_CREATE = 2,
    ACCESS_UPDATE = 4,
    ACCESS_DELETE = 8
}

So it actually should look like this IMO

public enum PersonAccess : int
{
    Read = 1,
    Create = 2,
    Update = 4,
    Delete = 8
}

[dmitryvhf]

But then you do it in Use searchable names (part 2)

This made only for fix PersonAccess = 4 to searchable names. But you are right. Your example better.

[tiagossa1]

@boop5 agreed. Your example looks better than the one provided on the repo, atlhough I prefer to write constants/enums/const names in Capslock. I find it easier to read.