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by ssmith via Blog on 10/29/2011 3:25:17 PM
Using lazy initialization in C#, a class’s state is set up such that each property’s get method performs a check to see if the underlying field is null. If it is, then it calculates or populates the field before returning it. This is a very simple and common approach, but it requires that the class follows a convention of only accessing the field via the property. Unfortunately, there are no language features that can enforce this, so it’s possible for errors to creep in.
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