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C#: Auto-Property Initializer in C# 6.0

Any developer who has worked with C# must have used properties sometimes during development. As you know, Auto-Property is declared with simple get and set (i.e. without any backing field), and can be initialized in the constructor once they are declared.

In C# 6.0 a new features is introduced names as Auto-Property initializer. Auto-Property initializer allows property to be initialized like any other field in the same line where it has been declared.

Let’s see Auto-Property Initializer in action:
public bool UserName { get; set; } = "Sandeep";

Auto-Property initializer in C# 6.0 also allows us to initialize read only Auto-Property in the same line where it has been declared. In older version of C#, we had to use a private set for read only properties, but with C# 6.0, without a private set, you can declare and initialize a property in the same line.

Auto-Property Initializer for read only properties:
public bool UserName { get; } = "Sandeep";
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