Hello everyone,
New to C#, a simple question which my book does not cover.
If we do not specify the public/private access of get/set, then it is of the same as the public/private access to the property itself, but we can overwrite it.
For example, in the following code, in get method, when we do not specify public/private, it will be automatically the same as the property Abc, which makes get public, but in set, we can overwrite it to make it private?
[Code]public class MyList{
class Foo { private int _abc;
public int Abc { get { return _abc; } private set { _abc = value; } }
}
static void Main() { Foo f = new Foo(); return; }}[/Code]
thanks in advance,George