C# styling

If there length of the parameter list for a method is too long to read conveniently in terms of line length (due to the 3-argument rule this should rarely happen for methods but constructors with dependency injection) break it into multiple lines parameter by parameter.

csharp public class MyClass { public MyClass( IDependency1 dependency1, IDependency2 dependency2, IDependency3 dependency3) { // ... } }

Prefix private fields with an underscore (_).

Have a standard ordering of members depending on their visibility and whether they're instance- or class-level, etc.

Notice the order:

• constant fields
• readonly fields
• other fields
• properties
• constructors
• instance methods
• static methods
• inner classes

Within this order, fields and properties are sorted first by static vs. non-static, and inside each of these by private, protected, public.

Methods and inner classes are sorted public, protected, private.

```csharp public class MyClass { // Constant fields come before everything else. public const string MyConst = "const";

// Readonly fields should appear before non-readonly fields
private readonly string _myReadonly = "readonly";

// Static fields first
private static string _myStaticField = "field";

// Private fields
private string _myField = "field";

protected string _myProtected = "field";

// Properties next
public int MyProperty { get; set; }

// Then the constructor(s)
public MyClass()
{
}

// Public methods
public void MyMethod()
{
}

// Protected methods
protected void MyProtected()
{
}

// Private methods
private void MyPrivateMethod()
{
}

// Static methods
public static void MyPublicStaticMethod()
{
} 

private static void MyStaticMethod()
{
}

// Inner classes
public class MyInnerClass
{
}

} ```

If an expression is short, omit line breaks when applicable to keep the code compact (as long as readability is not hurt), e.g.:

csharp public class MyClass { private int _myField; public int MyProperty { get { return _myField; } } }

CSS styling

Structure your stylesheet's content logically under titles. Use the following comment formats for different levels of titles:

```css /* First-level title *********************/

// Second-level title // -------------------------

/Third-level title/ ```

Use line breaks to space out blocks of code.