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I see this quiet often in C# documentation. But what does it do? public class Car { public Name { get; set; } }
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Consider the following code : public class Order { public int OrderID { get; set; } public DateTime OrderDate { get; set; } public decimal Total { get; set; } } I ...
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I have seen a singletone code that uses a function without parentheses. i wanted to know is there any difference between a function without parentheses and a function with parentheses that takes no ...
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Hello what is difference between this field: public string Name; And this property: public string Name{get;set;} I read this topic : What is the { get; set; } syntax in C#?
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using System; class Program { class Person { protected int Age {get; set;} protected string Name {get; set;} } class Student : Person { public Student(string nm) { ...
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I have an strange comportement with my singleton class. public class HttpCommunicator{ public const int TYPEJSON = 1; private static HttpCommunicator; private bool TypeIsInit = false; ...
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What is the difference between the following, and why would I choose the one above the other? public string MyProperty { get; set; } VS public string MyProperty { get { return _myProperty; } ...
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I am trying to set a variable in a class that I created. public class Star { public int starID { get; set; } public Vector3 position { get; set; } public string ...
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I'm fairly new to C# and I'm following this tutorial. I've reached the part about get and set of private instances (using theirs example) class Person { private string name; // field public string ...
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I know in C# you can easily create accessors to a data type, for example, by doing the following: public class DCCProbeData { public float _linearActual { get; set; } public float ...
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I am new to C# and am exploring the very basic of C# get and set properties. What I have found is, The get set accessor or modifier mostly used for storing and retrieving value from the private field. ...
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Since your help with my first issue, I have made some great progress with the RPG I'm making for both educational and recreational purposes. Thank you all for that! In this post, I will be asking for ...
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Can I make a property in c# class that has no field, but I still can check the value and set it only if match? I mean something like this: public int Num { get; set if value > 0 &&...
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I'm looking to multiply a value in the set backing field in C# (for an ASP.NET MVC application). I'm doing this to avoid issues with dividing floating point numbers and therefore the properties are ...
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I'm creating a Pokemon-type game in Visual Studio. I'm working on the Inventory form right now. My question is can I use a public count variable as a way to keep track of the inventory? Setting ...
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