The code in this book follows the best practice guidelines provided by Microsoft, but there are some exceptions:
- No text labels were used to make the code clear
- No three-letter code was used in front of each new AOT object
- No configuration or security keys were used
- Object properties that are not relevant to the topic being discussed are not set
Also, here are some considerations that you need to keep in mind when reading this book:
- Each recipe only demonstrates the principle and is not a complete solution
- The data in your environment might not match the data used in the recipes, so the code might have to be adjusted appropriately
- For each recipe, the assumption is that no other modifications are present in the system, unless it is explicitly specified
- The code might not have all the possible validations that are not relevant to the principle being explained
- The code might have more variables than required in order to ensure that it is clear for all audiences
- Sometimes, unnecessary code wrapping is used to make sure the code fits into the page width of this book and is easily readable
