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From: Eva <roxaneny@inx.net>
Subject: Re: Hungarian notation
Date: 1996/06/03
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Richard Riehle wrote:
> 
> 
> The Hungarian notation, as practiced at Microsoft, actually began as a
> convention in a programming group managed by Charles Simyoni, a very
> fine programmer who was born in Hungary.  Hence, Hungarian notation.
>




Just one more thing...thanks for enlightening me about what Hungarians 
had to do with all this.  Otherwise, I agree with Warren.