Csharp_Chap10

This document discusses properties in C#. It explains that properties are made up of getter and setter methods rather than being stored in memory like variables. Properties allow executing code when getting or setting a value. The document provides examples of creating properties with getters only, setters only, and both getters and setters. It also discusses errors that can occur, such as not having any accessors, having multiple definitions for the same property name, or having a property and variable with the same name. The document explains that properties can be static like variables.