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Chat history ChatGPT New chat Today 1. C# Login Auth Solution 2. C Loop Types 3. New chat 4. Python Read-Only Property 5. C# Login Auth System 6. C# Read Property Example
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Upgrade plan Get GPT-4, DALL·E, and more jim b Close sidebar ChatGPT 3.5 You give example of read only propety ChatGPT ChatGPT In many programming languages, you can create read-only properties by defining a property with a getter but without a corresponding setter. Here's an example in Python using a class: pythonCopy code class Circle : def __init__ ( self, radius ): self._radius = radius @property def radius ( self ): return self._radius @property def area ( self ): return 3.14 * self._radius ** 2 # Creating an instance of the Circle class my_circle = Circle( 5 ) # Accessing the read-only property 'radius' print ( "Radius:" , my_circle.radius) # Attempting to modify the read-only property 'radius' will raise an AttributeError # Uncommenting the line below will result in an error # my_circle.radius = 10 # Accessing the calculated property 'area' print ( "Area:" , my_circle.area) In this example, the radius property is read-only because it has a getter method but no setter. Attempting to assign a new value to my_circle.radius will raise an AttributeError . Please note that the use of a single leading underscore ( _radius ) in the attribute name is a convention in Python to indicate that it's intended for internal use within the class. It doesn't prevent access to the attribute, but it signals to other developers that it's part of the class's implementation and should be treated as such. You in visual c# ChatGPT ChatGPT In C#, you can create a read-only property using the get accessor without a corresponding set accessor. Here's an example in C#:
csharpCopy code using System; class Circle { private double _radius; public Circle ( double radius) { _radius = radius; } public double Radius { get { return _radius; } } public double Area { get { return Math.PI * _radius * _radius; } } } class Program { static void Main () { // Creating an instance of the Circle class Circle myCircle = new Circle( 5 ); // Accessing the read-only property 'Radius' Console.WriteLine( "Radius: " + myCircle.Radius); // Attempting to modify the read-only property 'Radius' will result in a compilation error // Uncommenting the line below will cause a compilation error // myCircle.Radius = 10; // Accessing the calculated property 'Area' Console.WriteLine( "Area: " + myCircle.Area); } } In this example, the Radius property is read-only because it only has a get accessor. Attempting to assign a new value to myCircle.Radius will result in a compilation error. This is similar to the Python example, but note that C# uses the get and set keywords to define property accessors. You make simple example ChatGPT ChatGPT Certainly! Here's a simple example of a read-only property in C#: csharpCopy code using System; class Person { private string _name; private int _age; public Person ( string name, int age) { _name = name; _age = age; } public string Name { get { return _name; } } public int Age { get { return _age; } } } class Program { static void Main () { // Creating an instance of the Person class Person person = new Person( "John Doe" , 30 ); // Accessing the read-only properties Console.WriteLine( "Name: " + person.Name); Console.WriteLine( "Age: " + person.Age); // Attempting to modify the read-only properties will result in a compilation error // Uncommenting the lines below will cause compilation errors // person.Name = "Jane Doe"; // person.Age = 25; } } In this example, the Name and Age properties of the Person class are read-only. They only have a get accessor, and attempting to assign new values to these properties will result in compilation errors. Is this conversation helpful so far? ChatGPT can make mistakes. Consider checking important information. ChatGPT
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