After the object is created, does the attribute occupy memory space? Do attributes have to be associated with private fi

maober

class Test
{
  public string name
  {
    get
      {
        return "NoName";
       }
    set
      {
       name = value;
       }
     
   }

  public test ()
  {
  }
}

class program
{
  static void Main (string [] args)
  {
    Test test1 = new Test ();
    Console.writeLine (test1.name);
   }
}

Accessing the name attribute in this way will cause an error? Master! Thanks! !!

hitsunny

class Test
{
  public string name
  {
    get
      {
        return "NoName";
       }
     
   }

  public test ()
  {
  }
}

class program
{
  static void Main (string [] args)
  {
    Test test1 = new Test ();
    Console.writeLine (test1.name);
   }
}
Tried this

3521565

1. Do attributes have to be associated with private fields?

  Yes,

2. After the object is created, does the attribute occupy memory space?
  Of course, the property sets the method of saving or reading the private field.
The compiler actually compiles it into a special method
Called

wenmy715

Your Test class needs to have a field
set
{
    name = value;
}
It seems that writing like this will play with fire and self-immolation .. the dead loop -_- ///