Used to have Antivirus... in my early days of computing... Inspite of the antivirus.. has to format pc several times, due to virus. issues... Stopped using antivirus... and now im happy like i was never before

Doesn't matter... Programming today is not only about some lines of code... its to do with business understanding too...

No one will go for a language to upgrade themselves which is syntactically alien to the recent language you've learnt or more different from the competitive language. After for you its all about easy learning and for people like Microsoft and others it all about business and making money...

we still have it in plenty...

Agreed to the fact that, Hungarian notation helps us to identify the variable type.. But in the modern world of OO programming where we mostly now-a-days with custom classes and entities. You will mostly be using Custom types for your variable. In that case its seen people will use objFirstCustomer where obj will stand common for all of the custom types... which doesn't show what data type it is. Or you'd better name its as curManFirstCustomer where the same curMan doesn't even will denote what type of object is it. So thus its completely meaningless to use hungrily notation... where its doesn't serve the purpose fully... Also normal .Net notation keep your code neat, presentable and shows more uniformity...