Keyword indicating the current instance of a class.

A pointer to the object instance on whose behalf the current method is executing. Not all methods have a this pointer. Static methods in C#, for example, do not have a this pointer.

A keyword used as an abbreviation for the current object. For example, this.form might be an abbreviation for document.surveyForm

As a demonstrative pronoun, this denotes something that is present or near in place or time, or something just mentioned, or that is just about to be mentioned.

As an adjective, this has the same demonstrative force as the pronoun, but is followed by a noun; as, this book; this way to town.

In the beginning of what is known as the Predynastic period (3300 - 2920 B.C.), the population had gathered in two centers: one in the North, in the Delta region and the other in the South, in Hierakonopolis, where we know of sovereigns such as King Scorpion and Narmer. The last King of the Predynastic period, he conquered Lower Egypt and unified the country, no doubt after several wars. His successor, Aha - who can probably be identified with the legendary Menes - founded the 1st Dynasty (from the Greek: dynam(is) = power). The two first Dynasties were called Thinite because, according to the Greek historian, Manethon - to whom we owe a list of all thirty lineages of the Egyptian sovereigns - the pharaohs of this period came from the city of This, of which no trace was ever found, but which must have been located in the Abydos area.

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