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Inside C#
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Tom Archer
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432
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1 Companion CD(s)
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All Levels
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05/09/2001
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9780735612884
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ISBN-10 |
0-7356-1288-9
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Price(USD) |
$49.99
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Chapter 7: Properties, Arrays, and Indexers continued
Summary
C# properties consist of field declaration and accessor methods. Properties enable smart access to class fields so that a programmer writing a client for the class doesn’t have to try to determine whether (and how) an accessor method for the field was created. Arrays in C# are declared by placing an empty square bracket between the type and the variable name, a syntax slightly different than the one used in C++. C# arrays can be single-dimensional, multidimensional, or jagged. Objects in C# can be treated like arrays through the use of indexers. Indexers allow programmers to easily work with and track many objects of the same type.
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