I'm obsessed with organization - it's probably the real reason why I enjoy coding. So I namespace everything. But I'm just curious if I'm doing it wrong by being redundant.

Consider this, which I think is correct

namespace System {
   class File {};
   class Monitor {};
   class Logger {};
}

Now consider this, which is what I seem to be doing

namespace System {
   class SystemFile {};
   class SystemMonitor {};
   class SystemLogger {};
}

Am I being redundant? It's just that, SystemFile is a file in the system. SystemMonitor monitors the system.

In use cases, which would you prefer?

class Application {
   public:
      System::Monitor monitor;
      // or
      System::SystemMonitor monitor;
};

I'm sure some hero will mark this as opinionated and get this closed as fast as possible before it literally crashes the economy, so get your opinions in ASAP. I actually enjoy coding for other people who will use my code as much as myself, so your opinion matters to me.

I'm obsessed with organization - it's probably the real reason why I enjoy coding. So I namespace everything. But I'm just curious if I'm doing it wrong by being redundant.

Consider this, which I think is correct

namespace System {
   class File {};
   class Monitor {};
   class Logger {};
}

Now consider this, which is what I seem to be doing

namespace System {
   class SystemFile {};
   class SystemMonitor {};
   class SystemLogger {};
}

Am I being redundant? It's just that, SystemFile is a file in the system. SystemMonitor monitors the system.

In use cases, which would you prefer?

class Application {
   public:
      System::Monitor monitor;
      // or
      System::SystemMonitor monitor;
};