C # Basic Grammar review-Properties

Properties can be defined in structures, classes, and interfaces;

Private int A;  Public int a{getreturn A;  Setthis. a=value;}

A property can be static, but its encapsulated fields must also be static, and the This keyword cannot be used in static properties;

Read-only properties and write-only properties are only get or set;

To declare a property in an interface:

int x{get;  Set;}

Use the display interface to implement the same method of accessing the property when the method is used in the interface;

When an object is initialized with an attribute, a brace is appended to the constructor, in which the value assigned by the property is written;

C # Basic Grammar review-Properties