Oh my!
Well lets just say you're both wrong and be done with that.
everyone knows that private members should be prefixed with a _ but using a camelCaseConvention because it looks pretty, that way statics can be prefixed with s_, volatiles can be prefixed with a v_, and any non _ prefixed camel case is a parameter, anything starting with a Capital is a property.
That way you avoid the use of 'this' keyword.
Also any language which has camel for method invocation is sick and twisted, it would be as if they didn't have property accessors and used Get/Set as prefixes too, luckily no one would ever use such a barbaric language.
Also lets not get started on why someone would hold on to a reference of a FileLoadException, if its an expected case, its not an exceptional circumstance, and thus shouldn't be an exception.
Oh anyway, the reason I posted was to let you guys know about this stupidly brilliant site:
http://instacod.es/
Oh my!