How to declare a property in a class?

Posted by SheoNarayan on 5/8/2008 | Category: C# Interview questions | Views: 7069

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int m_PersonID = 0;

public int PersonID
{
get { return m_PersonID; }
set { m_PersonID = value; }
}

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Posted by: Rajeev.Shukla on: 11/24/2011 | Points: 10

You can use Automatic properties provide by .Net framework 3.0 onwards as-

[DefaultValue(0)]
public int PersonID
{
get;
set;
}

If get is not required, make it as private. If set is not required make it as private.

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