What is the difference between a property and a field in Java

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   Properties in Java are generally understood as get and set methods.
   fields, often called "class members." a property is limited to the declaration of a method in a class and is not related to other members of the class.
For example:   void SetA (string s) {}   string Geta () {} When you have such a pair of methods in a class, we can say that the class has a read-write a property (note that it is lowercase a). If you remove the set method, it is a readable property and vice versa. class member (field), typically a class member variable defined in a class, for example: public class a{private String s = "123";} We can say that there is a member variable called S in Class A.


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What is the difference between a property and a field in Java