Why The Private Method Calls Start With "this"

Jan 15, 2010

Some people qualify their class variables with "this" when there is a potential resolution problem, which makes sense. But today I am looking at code that looks like well done code, and it has a "this" on the front of almost every line of code in the class. Since the code is complex and appears otherwise well done, I am wondering what is the purpose of this? Why have the private method calls start with "this" for example?

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