Update FilesSample.cs

[aomorawanj]

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Summary of Changes

This pull request updates the FilesSample.cs file by adding a line of code that declares a variable named CapitalLetterAtBeginning. It seems like this addition might be for testing or demonstration purposes, as it's not immediately clear what its intended function is within the existing Execute method.

Highlights

• Variable Declaration: A new variable CapitalLetterAtBeginning is declared within the Execute method of the FilesSample class.

Changelog

• CSharp Code Samples/CodeSamples/Files/FilesSample.cs
  • Added a line to declare a variable named CapitalLetterAtBeginning at line 54.

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Code Review

The pull request introduces a minor change by adding a variable declaration. While the code itself is simple, it's important to ensure it adheres to the project's coding style and conventions.

Summary of Findings

• Naming Convention Violation: The variable CapitalLetterAtBeginning violates the camelCase naming convention for local variables. According to the style guide[^1], local variables should start with a lowercase letter.

Merge Readiness

The pull request should not be merged until the naming convention violation is addressed. While the change is small, adhering to the style guide is crucial for maintainability and consistency.

[gemini-code-assist]

The variable name CapitalLetterAtBeginning violates the camelCase naming convention for local variables. Local variables should start with a lowercase letter¹. Consider renaming it to capitalLetterAtBeginning. Also, is this variable intended to be used? If not, it should be removed.

var capitalLetterAtBeginning;

Style Guide References

Footnotes

1. Local Variables & Parameters: Use camelCase starting with a lowercase letter: userName, totalCount. (link) ↩