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// Error! Setting the PetName is only possible

// from within the Car type or by a child type!

c.PetName = "Frank";

// Getting the value is still OK.

Console.WriteLine("Your car is named {0}?  That's odd...", 

c.PetName);

Console.ReadLine();

}

Regarding Automatic Properties and Default Values

When you use automatic properties to encapsulate numerical or Boolean data, you are able to use

the autogenerated type properties straightaway within your code base, as the hidden backing fields

will be assigned a safe default value that can be used directly. However, be very aware that if you use

automatic property syntax to wrap a reference type, the hidden private reference type will also be

set to a default value of null:

class Garage

{