Should I use fileName or filePath to describe a fully qualified file name in .Net?
I have a method to read a file, the parameter should be the fully qualified file name.  
The code I have uses fileName, filePath, or path randomly.

>void ReadSomeFile(String fileName);  
>void ReadSomeFile(String filePath);  
>void ReadSomeFile(String path);  

The .net method "File.Exists(string path)" uses path, but "FileDialog.FileName" uses fileName.  
Which name do you suggest to use?
Should I use fileName or filePath to describe a fully qualified file name in .Net?
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I have a method to read a file, the parameter should be the fully qualified file name.  
The code I have uses fileName, filePath, or path randomly.

>void ReadSomeFile(String fileName);  
>void ReadSomeFile(String filePath);  
>void ReadSomeFile(String path);  

The .net method "File.Exists(string path)" uses path, but "FileDialog.FileName" uses fileName.  
Which name do you suggest to use?