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// Abstract property in an abstract base class.

public abstract string PetName { get; set; }

}

When defining automatic properties, you simply specify the access modifier, underlying data

type, property name, and empty get/set scopes. At compile time, your type will be provided with an

autogenerated private backing field and a fitting implementation of the get/set logic. 

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Note

The name of the autogenerated private backing field is not visible within your C# code base. The only way

to see it is to make use of a tool such as 

ildasm.exe

.

Unlike traditional C# properties, however, it is not possible to build read-only or write-only

automatic properties. While you might think you can just omit the get; or set; within your property

declaration as follows: