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Property Get - VB/C# only?
Hi all.
As I was reading an introductory C# book, it presented the "Get statement" of a property. I am more familiar with Java, and I do not recall either GET or PROPERTIES in that language. Do they--GET & Properties--only apply to VB and C#?
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May 21st, 2003, 03:39 PM
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In actual syntax, yes (most likely)
But it is just thier representation of certian aspects of OOP. i.e. GET -> implements a get method to return the value of a private member of a class Properties -> public members of a class
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