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C# C# Objects Encapsulation with Properties Properties

Ashek Ahmmed
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Ashek Ahmmed
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Posted by Ashek Ahmmed
Ashek Ahmmed
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How does the set property work? The variable "value" was not defined inside the property "Location".

the variable "value" is local to the set accessor method, so how does it become available to the set property? It would have been more comprehensible, had the instructor complied this program.

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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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Steven Parker
Steven Parker
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"Set" uses an implicit parameter called "value" which is provided by the language and does not need to be explicitly defined. In fact, it is an error to use "value" for a local variable declaration in a set accessor.