Chapter 8. Super-sleek properties and expression-bodied members
This chapter covers
- Implementing read-only properties automatically
- Initializing automatically implemented properties at their declaration
- Removing unnecessary ceremony with expression-bodied members
Some versions of C# have one big, unifying feature that almost all other features contribute to. For example, C# 3 introduced LINQ, and C# 5 introduced asynchrony. C# 6 isn’t like that, but it does have a general theme. Almost all the features contribute to cleaner, simpler, and more readable code. C# 6 isn’t about doing more; it’s about doing the same work with less code.
The features you’ll look at in this chapter are about properties and other simple pieces ...
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