no, you've gained the option of doing anything else at the point of get and set - you can change your implementation - you can refactor your field into something different and maintain your existing interface. a public field is just that, once its there you can never remove it.
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no, you've gained the option of doing anything else at the point of get and set - you can change your implementation - you can refactor your field into something different and maintain your existing interface. a public field is just that, once its there you can never remove it.