Auto Property in C# 6.0

[SagarJaybhay]

The auto property came into existence at C# version 3.0. It is used for code simplification and by using this your code becomes more readable
One of the great features of c# is you can declare a property.

public class Student
    {
        public Guid Id { get; }=Guid.NewGuid();
    }
 

In this code, you can initialize the property at the time of declaration. By using this feature you don’t have a need to write a constructor and initialize the property in that constructor.
In the previous version of c# we not able to write a property only with get.

https://imgur.com/AudqH3t


Above image shows it will give an error in c# version 5.0 and below but if you declared read-only property in c# it will not throw an error. Below is the image of version 6.0

https://imgur.com/ZtQdhGM