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Explain the purpose of a property in a class and how it differs from a field.
A property in a class provides access to a field and defines how fields will be set and retrieved. Properties have accessors, such as set accessors for setting an object’s fields (setter) and get accessors for retrieving the stored values (getter), while fields do not have this functionality.
What are the characteristics of a read-only property in C#?
A read-only property in C# has only a get accessor, meaning it can only be used to retrieve the value and cannot be used to set the value.
What are the characteristics of a write-only property in C#?
A write-only property in C# has only a set accessor, meaning it can only be used to set the value and cannot be used to retrieve the value.
What are the necessary accessors for a read/write property in C#?
For a read/write property in C#, there must be both a get accessor for retrieving the value and a set accessor for setting the value.
"Understanding Properties in Object-Oriented Programming" - Test your knowledge of properties in object-oriented programming with this quiz. Explore the concepts of accessors, setters, getters, read-only properties, and write-only properties.
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