Re: Use of Hungarian notation

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From: Steven Wayne Hall
Date: Tue, 22 Dec 1992 16:59

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I too was wondering about this.  I Charles Petzolds' book, he describes the Hungarian
Notation and it's meanings.  TO get a job at Microsoft, is knowledge of this required?
How many comapanies have adopted this notation, and why has noone in the UNIX world 
adopted these ideas??
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