Difference between using { get; set; } and not
I'm pretty new to C# (experienced in C++ and Python), and I was wondering if someone could clarify the following for me:
What is the difference between these two lines:
I understand when you might want to define a getter and setter, but I've seen the second line above a lot, and I don't understand the difference.
What is the difference between these two lines:
public string MyValue;public string MyValue { get; set; }I understand when you might want to define a getter and setter, but I've seen the second line above a lot, and I don't understand the difference.
