Answer by ptdnet
They are public functions that can be called to GET or SET the value of a private variable. public myclass { private int _score; public int MyScore { get { return _score; } set { _score = value; } } }...
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One of the most interesting OOP ideas is the concept of *property*. A property looks like an ordinary variable, but the big difference is the use of *getter* and *setter*, routines that are internally...
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I'm probably not going to say too much that hasn't already been said, but I'm going to add a few things. Properties are *function* calls for getting and setting a value. They are most useful for...
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They are public functions that can be called to GET or SET the value of a private variable. public myclass { private int _score; public int MyScore { get { return _score; } set { _score = value; } } }...
View ArticleAnswer by aldonaletto
One of the most interesting OOP ideas is the concept of *property*. A property looks like an ordinary variable, but the big difference is the use of *getter* and *setter*, routines that are internally...
View ArticleAnswer by Peter G
I'm probably not going to say too much that hasn't already been said, but I'm going to add a few things. Properties are *function* calls for getting and setting a value. They are most useful for...
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