@ton.yeung Ignoring the typo in that code, it demonstrates well the mechanic in C# where properties are supposed to be hidden by accessors.
Which is basically the dumbest crap in the entire world.
@ton.yeung The typo is that this.MyField should be this.myField.
The semicolon is obvious and wasn't worth mentioning.
public string Name
{
get
{
return name;
}
set
{
name = value;
}
}
^ From MSDN. Complete garbage.
If it's truly something public that needs to be modified by other classes, I just make it public. public string Name, no need for a private property hiding behind it.
If get and set employ some sort of logic, then by all means. But just setting and returning the value make them worthless.
Exactly. Why fill them with bullshit logic that just modifies a private property?
@ton.yeung Look at the snippet above.
Why do you need get and set that just modify the (implied) private string name; property?
Get rid of name, keep Name, get rid of the return and = statements.
According to C# coding conventions, they should.
That's what I'm saying. The conventions/standards are stupid as hell.
MSDN and StyleCop both suggest it, as well as numerous Programmers.SE and SO posts on the topic (citing MSDN or related sources).
I think that's used as a demonstration of the capability, though.
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The Ultra Ball (Japanese: ハイパーボール Hyper Ball) has a 100% higher chance to catch a Pokémon than a regular Poké Ball, and a 33% higher chance than a Great Ball. It has a catch multiplier of 2.0.
What is the factor that makes Pokéballs such as the Ultra Ball and many others different from the r...
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However, Shisui and Obito's sharingan have unique Mangekyou abilities (Komoamats...
So I may be a bit late to the party. Whatever.
I noticed that in all of the typography (except for the episode titles), the anime Bakemonogatari exclusively uses kanji and katakana, instead of the usual combination of kanji and hiragana, so for example,
「貴方をみる」
would be
「貴方ヲミル」
In ...
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