| Name | Checked | Synopsis |
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10@201
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Use an enum to strongly type parameters, properties, and return types |
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10@202
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Use the default type Int32 as the underlying type of an enum unless there is a reason to use Int64 |
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10@203
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Use the [Flags] attribute on an enum if a bitwise operation is to be performed on the numeric values |
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10@301
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Do not use 'magic numbers' |
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10@401
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Floating point values shall not be compared using the == nor the != operators nor the Equals method. |
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10@403
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Do not cast types where a loss of precision is possible |
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10@404
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Only implement casts that operate on the complete object |
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10@405
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Do not generate a semantically different value with a cast |
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10@406
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When using composite formatting, do supply all objects referenced in the format string |
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10@407
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When using composite formatting, do not supply any object unless it is referenced in the format string |
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10@501
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Only use var when the type is very obvious |
