Set:The set { } implementation receives the implicit argumen

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Set: The set { } implementation receives the implicit argument 'value' which is the value to which the property is assigned. what it mean ??

Vulpes · Answer

Suppose you have this property: private int myInt; public int MyInt { get { return myInt; } set { myInt = value; } } Then the C# compiler changes it into this pair of methods: public int get_MyInt() { return myInt; } public void set_MyInt(int value) { myInt = value; } So it will be seen that the implicit variable 'value' is just the argument to the underlying method which is used to set the value of the property's 'backing' field.