For security reasons, all the fields of a class shouldn't be exposed to the outside world. Consequently, exposing private fields is done by properties in C#, which are members of that class. Underneath the properties are special methods that are called accessors. A property contains two accessors: get and set. The get accessor gets values from the field while the set accessor sets values to the field. There is a special keyword for a property, named value. This represents the value of a field.
By using access modifiers, properties can have different access levels. A property can be public, private, read only, open for read and write, and write only. If only the set accessor is implemented, this means that the only write permission is given. If both set and get accessors are implemented, this means that both read and write permissions are open for that property...
