tiredofit
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I have read an article which states the following:
" ..... when you use Property procedures, your class is aware of changes made to a property
Can some one please explain / give an example of the statement:
"If you use public variables, you have no way of knowing when a consumer procedure changes
a given property’s value."
Thanks
" ..... when you use Property procedures, your class is aware of changes made to a property
value. If you use public variables, you have no way of knowing when a consumer procedure changes
a given property’s value."Can some one please explain / give an example of the statement:
"If you use public variables, you have no way of knowing when a consumer procedure changes
a given property’s value."
Thanks