This is part B of the 10 Ways To Programaticly Shoot Yourself In The Foot article. As I already stated in part A, there are several things a software developer can do to make his life much more difficult in the future. In this article I will talk about another 5 issues that even the best developers have to be aware of. In other words, I will try to prevent you from programaticly shooting yourself in the foot.

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  Use The Wrong Access Modifiers 

There are four access modifiers: public, protected, internal and private. Don’t use public everywhere you can! Choose the correct access modifier!…

This is a good one!
Every one knows that when you add a new class to a project it is private by default, but still when you compile for the first time, the compilation fails and only then you remember to add the “public” before the class name. Tired of this? Here’s what you do in [...]