What is the use of explicitly calling getters and setters like "get ..." and "install ..."?

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Does this mean anyone else? I would prefer:

 block.key(newKey);  // set the key for this block

and

 testKey = block.key();  // look up the key for this block

than

 block.setKey(newKey); // set the key for this block
 testKey = block.getKey(); // look up the key for this block

Firstly, "set" and "get" are redundant (and therefore add noise that reduces readability). The action (set / get) is determined by the syntax of each statement. I understand the overload. In fact, using the same exact identifier confirms that they are the same property of the object. When I read "getKey ()" and "setKey ()", maybe I'm not sure.

Secondly, if "get" and "set" should be strictly interpreted as setter and getter, then if other semantics related to setting / getting the value, for example, side effects, will be amazing.

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If the interface for the object pdid not export get_xor set_x, you could not perform the corresponding operation. Plain.

Let me hear it for syntactic sugar!