C# 3.0 Auto Implemented Properties
With the introduction of C# Auto Implemented properties we can reduce the level of tedious keystrokes with every class we create.
Read Full ArticleWith the introduction of C# Auto Implemented properties we can reduce the level of tedious keystrokes with every class we create.
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