Is it advisable to prefix an "Is" or a "Has" when creating a method that returns a Boolean. My feeling is that this practice is more suited to defining property names.
Say, we have a method like the following has some logic:
bool IsActivePage()
{
// Some logic to determine if the page is active...
}
Would it be more preferable to rename the method to GetActivePageStatus and then create a boolean property IsActivePage that returns the result of that method.
What is the .NET standard? All opinions will be appreciated?