1. Properties

2. Setting & getting the value of private attribute.
C# normally use methods known as set & get methods. These methods (knows aproperties) are made public & private ways to access or modify private data.
Declaring Properties
<modifier> <type> <property name> { }

3. Accessors
◆ get accessor. The get accessor is a method used to read values to a property. The get accessor does not take any parameter, but it returns a value of the data type specified in the property declaration statement. In the body of the get accessor, you need to include a return statement.
◆ set accessor. The set accessor is a method used to write values to a property. The set accessor takes a single implicit parameter named value but does not return any value..

4. public class Car {
string color;
public string Color1
g e t
return color; }
s e t
color = value;

5. Car car1 = new Car(); car1.color = “Green”;
◆ read-only property. The property definition of a read-only property
contains only the get accessor.
◆ write-only property. The property definition of a write-only property
contains only the set accessor.
◆ read-write property. The property definition of a read-write property
contains both the get and set accessors.

6. class Point {
int my_X; // my_X is private
int my_Y; // my_Y is private
public int x
get
return my_X; }
set
my_X = value;

7. public int y {
get
return my_Y; }
set
my_Y = value;

8. class PropApp {
public static void Main()
Point starting = new Point();
Point ending = new Point();
starting.x = 1;
starting.y = 4;
ending.x = 10;
ending.y = 11;
Console.WriteLine("Point 1: ({0},{1})", starting.x, starting.y);
Console.WriteLine("Point 2: ({0},{1})", ending.x, ending.y); }