Properties allow you to control the accessibility of class variables and are the optional way to access variables from the outside in an object oriented programming language like C#. A property is much like a combination of a variable and a method – it can’t take any parameters, but you are able to process the …
Properties look, act and feel like fields, but they aren’t true fields and certain restrictions apply to them: • You can’t initialize a property of a struct through a set accessor unlike field being initialized with an assignment! • You can’t use a property as a ref or out argument. • You can’t declare multiple …
Attributes are a new kind of declarative information. We can use attributes to define both design-level information (such as help file, URL for documentation) and run-time information (such as associating XML field with class field). We can also create “self-describing” components using attributes. In this tutorial we will see how we can create and attach …