title: Why is using "this" not recommended?
body: <p>Please refer to the image below:</p>
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  <p>I'm trying to use a self-reference to the object that is being described on the class I'm working on, and for some reason, Visual Studio keeps recommending me to remove <code>this.object</code> from this self-reference.</p>
  <p>I know that it will compile just fine if I just use <code>gameObject</code> in that context to refer to the object, but I find that using &quot;this&quot; makes it clearer for a code reviewer to know what that piece of code is referring to.</p>
  <p>Why is using &quot;this&quot; to self-reference the object described in the class I'm writing not recommended?</p>