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What does a class property do?

Asked by prebek in Microsoft Visual Studio Express, Visual Basic Programming, VB Objects

Tags: get, set, accessor, class, property

I'm having trouble understanding the purpose of class properties. I just made a class called NumberChanger. Ultimately, all I want to do is make a class that takes an integer sent over my a module and multiplies it by 2. What does the property in this class do exactly?

Public Class NumberChanger
   Public Number As Integer

   Public Property Changer() As Single
      Get
         Return Number
      End Get
      Set(ByVal Value As Single)
         Number = Value
      End Set
   End Property

   Public Function ChangeNum()
      Number = Number * 2
      Return Number
   End Function
End Class
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