C# 3 comes with a very nice feature (not undermining the power of lambda expressions and Linq), just this one shows how nice the language has evolved into
1: class Employee
2: { 3: public string firstName { get; set; } 4: }
you see the previous code will act as a full blown property that maintains its instance value
internally the compiler creates a member and maintains the value for the property
and u can use it in the usual way
1: var emp = new Employee();
2: emp.firstName = "Amir";
3: // next line will show a message box
4: // with the value "Amir" shown :)
5: // isn't that nice
6: MessageBox.Show(emp.firstName);
