The C # compiler in Visual Studio will error if you add a get_[property name that is already included in the class when parsing the property name, Microsoft Big Brother what the hell is this?

Suppose you create a new class copy of the following code in our VS environment, it looks as if everything is fine.

1 usingSystem;2 usingSystem.Collections.Generic;3 usingSystem.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations;4 usingSystem.ComponentModel.DataAnnotations.Schema;5 usingSystem.Linq;6 usingSystem.Text;7 usingSystem.Threading.Tasks;8 9 namespaceYaou. Data.domainmodelsTen { One[Table ("coupon_setting")] A      Public classcoupon_setting -     { - [Key] the [Databasegenerated (databasegeneratedoption.identity)] -          Public intID {Get;Set; } -  -[MaxLength ( -)] +          Public stringTitle {Get;Set; } -  +          PublicDateTime get_started_on {Get;Set; } A  at          PublicDateTime get_end_on {Get;Set; } -  - [DataType (datatype.date)] -          PublicDateTime started_on {Get;Set; } -  - [DataType (datatype.date)] in          PublicDateTime end_on {Get;Set; } -  to          Public VirtualCategory Category {Get;Set; } +  -          Public intAmount {Get;Set; } the     } *}

Create two attributes at the same time one for get_started_on one for started_on;

Immediately error.

The error CS0102 type "Coupon_setting" already contains the definition of "get_started_on".

Are you kidding me, Big Brother Microsoft?

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The C # compiler in Visual Studio will error if you add a get_[property name that is already included in the class when parsing the property name, Microsoft Big Brother what the hell is this?