C Sharp (C#) - Properties and EncapsulationWhat does an auto-implemented property in C# automatically provide for you?AOnly a get method without a set methodBA private backing field and get/set methodsCOnly a set method without a get methodDA method to override ToString()Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Understand auto-implemented property basicsAuto-implemented properties automatically create a private field to store the value.Step 2: Recognize what is provided automaticallyThey provide both get and set accessors to read and write the value.Final Answer:A private backing field and get/set methods -> Option BQuick Check:Auto-implemented property = private field + get/set [OK]Quick Trick: Auto-properties create hidden fields automatically [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESThinking auto-properties only create get or setAssuming you must declare the backing field manuallyConfusing with methods like ToString
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