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"Personally, I find this a lot less of a mouthful than the full name, and
it’s not like anything other than the implementation is going to be automatic."
here is some background:
Terminology: Automatic property vs. automatically implemented property—When
automatically implemented properties were first discussed, long before
the full C# 3 specification was published, they were called automatic properties.
Personally, I find this a lot less of a mouthful than the full name, and
it’s not like anything other than the implementation is going to be automatic.
For the rest of this book I will use automatic property and automatically
implemented property synonymously.
my question:
could anyone explain the meaning of "it’s not like anything other than the implementation is going to be automatic" for me?
thanks very much!
it’s not like anything other than the implementation is going to be automatic."
here is some background:
Terminology: Automatic property vs. automatically implemented property—When
automatically implemented properties were first discussed, long before
the full C# 3 specification was published, they were called automatic properties.
Personally, I find this a lot less of a mouthful than the full name, and
it’s not like anything other than the implementation is going to be automatic.
For the rest of this book I will use automatic property and automatically
implemented property synonymously.
my question:
could anyone explain the meaning of "it’s not like anything other than the implementation is going to be automatic" for me?
thanks very much!
Top answer
Here is a desciption of this feature: The new C# compiler provides an elegant way to make your code more concise while still retaining the flexibility of properties using a new language feature called "automatic properties". Automatic properties allow you to avoid having to manually declare a private field and write the get/set logic -- instead the compiler can automate creating the private field and the default get/set operations for you. NET framework which does this when it performs its interpretation / compilation of the declaration of such a property in your code) that is going to generate the behaviour.
- Here is a desciption of this feature: The new C# compiler provides an elegant way to make your code more concise while still retaining the flexibility of properties using a new language feature called "automatic properties".
- Automatic properties allow you to avoid having to manually declare a private field and write the get/set logic -- instead the compiler can automate creating the private field and the default get/set operations for you.
- NET framework which does this when it performs its interpretation / compilation of the declaration of such a property in your code) that is going to generate the behaviour.
- So, in the writer's opinion, "automatically implemented property" and "automatic property" describe exactly the same thing.
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Here is a desciption of this feature:
The new C# compiler provides an elegant way to make your code more concise while still retaining the flexibility of properties using a new language feature called "automatic properties". Automatic properties allow you to avoid having to manually declare a private field and write the get/set logic -- instead the compiler can automate creating the p
The new C# compiler provides an elegant way to make your code more concise while still retaining the flexibility of properties using a new language feature called "automatic properties". Automatic properties allow you to avoid having to manually declare a private field and write the get/set logic -- instead the compiler can automate creating the p
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thanks, I finally understand this writer's meaning with your help!
he want to say:
1. "Automatic property" and "automatically implemented property" is the same thing.
2. the only automatically thing is "implementing".
3. so "implemented" between "automatically" and "property" is redundant.
am i correct?
he want to say:
1. "Automatic property" and "automatically implemented property" is the same thing.
2. the only automatically thing is "implementing".
3. so "implemented" between "automatically" and "property" is redundant.
am i correct?
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transbotHe wants to say:
1. "Automatic property" and "automatically implemented property" are the same thing.
2. The only automaticallything is "implementing".
3. So "implemented" between "automatically" and "property" is redundant.
am i correct? Yes.
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