C Sharp (C#) - Properties and EncapsulationWhich of these is a valid auto-implemented property declaration in C#?Apublic int Age { get; set; }Bpublic int Age() { get; set; }Cpublic int Age { get() set(); }Dpublic int Age = get; set;Check Answer
Step-by-Step SolutionSolution:Step 1: Identify correct syntax for auto-propertiesThe correct syntax uses curly braces with get and set accessors inside.Step 2: Check each optionpublic int Age { get; set; } matches the correct syntax: public int Age { get; set; }.Final Answer:public int Age { get; set; } -> Option AQuick Check:Auto-property syntax = { get; set; } [OK]Quick Trick: Auto-properties use braces with get; set; inside [OK]Common Mistakes:MISTAKESUsing parentheses instead of bracesWriting get() or set() as methodsAssigning get or set like variables
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