Chapter 10. Properties
In this chapter:
The Performance of Calling Property Accessor Methods
Property Accessor Accessibility
Generic Property Accessor Methods
In this chapter, I’ll talk about properties. Properties allow source code to call a method by using a simplified syntax. The common language runtime (CLR) offers two kinds of properties: parameterless properties, which are simply called properties, and parameterful properties, which are called different names by different programming languages. For example, C# calls parameterful properties indexers, and Microsoft Visual Basic calls them default properties. I’ll also talk about initializing properties by using object and collection initializers, ...
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