Example: see Microsoft class attribute can write like this:

 

Public int TemperatureC {get; The set; } 

Public int TemperatureF=& gt; 32 + (int) (TemperatureC/0.5556); 

Public int TemperatureF=& gt; 32 + (int) (TemperatureC/0.5556);
And what is the difference between this
Public int TemperatureF=32 + (int) (TemperatureC/0.5556);

CodePudding user response:

No, no, you keep the rules there,
In python, you can manually indent
Your assignment is to write: in dephil=
The land is in PHP - & gt;
In.net, too, how was he needs it,

Public int TemperatureF=& gt; 32 + (int) (TemperatureC/0.5556);

Equal to

Public int TemperatureF {get 32 + {return (int) (TemperatureC/0.5556; }}

Also equal to
Privite readeronly int _TemperatureF=32 + (int) (TemperatureC/0.5556;
Public int TemperatureF {get {return _ _TemperatureF; }}

So how to write it is ok, casual casual, not entangled with

CodePudding user response:

The former is a function call, the latter is assignment