Using Accessibility Modifiers on Auto Properties

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Using Accessibility Modifiers on Auto Properties(codethinked.com)

submitted by justin_etheredge(8539) 2 years, 5 months ago

It may seem obvious to many, but yes, you can use accessibility modifiers on properties!

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posted by powerrush(3873) 2 years, 5 months ago 0

Now we just need Auto Implemented Properties "null default value" settings. For instance, for a string property that is null, default to String.Empty. Something like:

public string FirstName { get default String.Empty; set; }

To do this otherwise you have to revert to a backing store.

posted by johnsheehan(4785) 2 years, 5 months ago 0

Or set the default in the constructor.

posted by powerrush(3873) 2 years, 5 months ago 0

Yes, but if the field is later set to NULL, then the only option (that I know of) is to have a normal property such as:

get { return _FirstName ?? String.Empty; }

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