Opinion needed : which one is looking better ?

We all know that, a variable name starts with small letter in Java. Now looks carefully my example :-

Take One:



Take Two:



Now tell me which one is looking good. Whats you opinion..?

Edit:
removed specific language terms, thanks to Amit:)

Definitely the code written in Java is looking good because it's easy to differentiate between a class and a variable which isn't possible in the next code written in C#.

Are you sure?

Because in C#, if I remember correctly, variable names are started with small character. In case of private members, it is started with an underscore(_) .

Starting with small later is also called Camel Case notation.

The only time when .NET uses Pascal case notation is when the variable is
given property. I.E.

Code:

int Name{ get; set; }

Where we can directly get or set the value of that variable. The reason is that the variable, when property given variable becomes the function itself. And we know that in C#, function names are Pascal Case.

Can you provide the references based on which you are claiming that variable names are PasCal Case in C#?


Edit:
Can you please improve the topic title? It does not exactly represent what is being compared here.

Thats great! Amit!
I knew that,
But i just wanted to know your opinion guys, which one is looking better.
there are no references available man, it was just a thought.

Im also agree with shuvo, its better to start with small letter.

>.> Dude, maybe it was just a thought for you, but you presented like it was the convention. Look at Shuvo, he now thinks that .NET convention is to write variable names using Pascal Case notation.

And I went through 3 websites containing C# naming conventions because I had to make sure that what I was saying was correct.


edit: Erm, did you notice the edit in my previous post?

Its its fine.. right?

Both are good.
Its all about being used to.

I think the class name in C# example should be login, not Login. Is it?

nope man, its Login, class name always start with capital both in Java and C#.
You probably confused about string.
string is an alias for System.String in .Net. They compile to the same code, so at execution time there is no difference whatsoever.

The code written in Java is looking good because it's easy to differentiate between a class and a variable which isn't possible in the next code written in C#.


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Personally, i like the first code.

Also, the second code doesn't follow C# convention either. For variables, both Java and C# have the same convention.