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simply said get; and set; are short versions for class design.
example: public class test() { public string Name {get; set;} } so you can use: test newobject = new test(); newobject.Name = "test1"; // this is the set string test2 = newobject.Name; // this is the get the long version public class test() { private string name; public void SetName (string newname) { name = newname; } public string GetName () { return name; } } so you must use: test newobject = new test(); newobject.SetName("test1"); string test2 = newobject.GetName(); only a simple example. |
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