While browsing the MSDN documentation for the .NET Framework Class Library (FCL) I've always been amazed by how consistent and fully documented it is. It's a constant companion when developing .NET applications. Most doubts that arise when using the APIs are covered. The contrast with e.g. the older Win32 documentation is striking.Some examples:Documentation for properties always starts out with either Gets or Gets or sets to specify accessors.Type parameters start out with: The type of ....Does Microsoft use a documentation convention which is followed for the FCL? If so, is this convention publicly available for me to use as well?
Does MSDN follow documentation conventions for .NET, and if so is it publicly available?
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