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In C#, a struct (short for structure) is a value type that encapsulates data and behavior related to a single concept. Structs are used to represent lightweight objects that typically contain a small number of fields. In this article, we'll explore what structs are, how they differ from classes, and their advantages.
C# property is a member of a class that allows the class to expose some functionality without exposing the implementation details. This article explains what a property is in C#, why we need properties, and how to implement properties in C# and .NET.
This article explains the types of properties in C# programming.Learn about the various types of properties in C# programming, including read-write properties, read-only properties, and write-only properties. Explore how to define and use properties to encapsulate data and provide controlled access to class members.
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