What is the point of an auto implemented property?

Question

if you don't need the custom behavior control..simply declare a public variable. No?

Answer 1

Its never correct to have public variables cuz it is much easier to Edit logic through property

Answer 2

i think like you.

Answer 3

if no custom behavior needed, yes you can... but later maybe you want to upgrade/expand your code. then you will see a benefits of auto implemented properties...

Answer 4

An auto-implemented property can be made read-only, whereas a public data member is always read-write.

Answer 5

@Ronaldo Marques ME TOO, I HAVEN'T FOUND THE ANSWER

Answer 6

auto implemented property makes the code faster to write. thinking of it as an option to use when you want a quick way to make a private variable with getters and setters.

Answer 7

I believe you are correct in that if you dont need the custom behavior then just declaring the variable as public is correct (and simpler imo)

Answer 8

I've noticed that high level languages are redundant in so many ways, but I trust in language developers know what they are doing. I have no idea right now why I should use this redundant way of accessing fields but I surely will.

Answer 9

I believe this can help you:
please give it a look as it actually helps

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6001917/what-are-automatic-properties-in-c-sharp-and-what-is-their-purpose

Answer 10

to implement encapsulation automatically

Answer 11

i think like you.