[ghost95v]

Hello there.
Lol.Just to know im curious, usually i see char's sz before a variable name.
i always seen this, i dont know what it means, but i self keep doing that too.

[Arkshine]

It's called Hungarian notation and sz stands for "zero-terminated string". I would not recommend to use that, it's ugly and makes code less readable. It could be useful in some situations, but most of time if you name properly your variables, it's pointless ; especially in Pawn where there is no types.

[ghost95v]

Yea u right. also i taked a look at all default codes maded by the AMX Mod X Team...
and there's no things named like that.

[fysiks]

I like using Hungarian notation in my plugins and think it actually improves readability (especially because it's a typeless language). It helps with context. For example, it's convenient for when you do something like this:

iMyNumber = str_to_num(szMyNumber)

They have the same base name because they both represent the same value. However, they need to be interpreted differently in the code because one is an integer and the other is a string.