Hello,

Sorry for the question, but I am a beginner, and I need to solve this code fast:

I have the next enumeration:

public enum GameState {playing, win, lose}

I need to create a property State only for reading and I don't know how to do it.

Also I don't know how to assign a value to GameState.

Anybody can help me, please?

Thanks

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World only exists into your mind.

Usually, in a class you would create a property and a private internal like this:

public class myClass{
    private GameState _myGameState;
    public GameState State{
        get{return _myGameState;}
        set{_myGameState = value;}
    }
}

If you want it to be readonly then you can just remove the "set" line. But you'll need something to set the value. Without knowing how you intended to use the property, it's hard to suggest how to set it aside from making the property read/write.

Peter
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Work smarter, not harder.

Hello,

I think I solved it:

public enum EstadoPartida {Jugando, Ganada, Perdida};
private EstadoPartida estado;
public EstadoPartida Estado
{
  get
  {
    return Estado;
  }
}

 ...

estado = EstadoPartida.Jugando;

Thanks, planoie, but I needed something like above.


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World only exists into your mind.