Earlier, you created a method named GetOrigin that returned a string containing the name and origin of the person. Languages such as Java do this a lot. C# has a better way: properties.
A property is simply a method (or a pair of methods) that acts and looks like a field when you want to get or set a value, thereby simplifying the syntax.
In the Person2.cs file, inside the Person class, add the following code to define three properties:
- The first property will perform the same role as the
GetOriginmethod using the property syntax that works with all versions of C# (although, it uses the C# 6 and later string interpolation syntax) - The second property will return a greeting message using the C# 6 and later, the lambda expression (
=>) syntax - The third property will calculate the person's age
Here is the code:
// property defined using C# 1 - 5 syntax
public string Origin
{
get
{
return $"{Name} was born...