Use private or used properties? FROM#

Question

Note that the following code in a class is one class

private string _fee;
private string _receipt;

public string Fee
{
    get { return _fee; }
    private set { _fee = value; }
}

public string Receipt
{
    get { return _receipt; }
    private set { _receipt = value;}
}

public MyValue(string fee, string receipt) : this()
{
    _fee = int.Parse(receipt).ToString();
    _receipt = receipt;
}

As you can see, my property does nothing, so I have to use

_fee = int.Parse(fee).ToString();
_receipt = receipt;

or

Fee = int.Parse(fee).ToString();
Receipt = receipt;

Answer 1

Use properties, and if you are in C # 3, you should use automatically implemented properties as follows:

public string Fee
{
    get; private set;
}

public string Receipt
{
    get; private set;
}

public MyValue(string fee, string receipt) : this()
{
    this.Fee = int.Parse(fee).ToString();
    this.Receipt = receipt;
}

Answer 2

I would always use properties - this gives you more flexibility:

• you can later create more complex getter and setter methods, if necessary
• you can specify different visibility for getter and setter
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This can get even worse if the properties are virtual, as mentioned by womp.