Coding styles are very personal, and every developer has his or her own preferred style. These styles can vary from language to language, person to person, and also over time. The personal nature of coding styles can make it difficult to have a consistent and readable code base when numerous individuals are contributing to the code.
While most developers might have their own preferred styles, the recommended or preferred style between languages can vary. As an example, in C#, when we name a method or function, it is preferred that we use camel case with the first letter being capitalized. While in most other languages, such as C, Objective-C, and Java, it is also recommended that we use camel case, but the programmers working in these languages prefer that the first letter be lowercase.
The best applications are coded properly, and by properly we do not just mean that they function correctly but also that they are easy to maintain and the code is easy to...