在C＃中，Properties在技术上被认为是非静态的吗？

Question

My textbook is referring to the this reference and it first implies that a property is somewhat static and does not store one with each object, but one for the entire class. Then later it says that a property is nonstatic. I am really confused. What is it?

Answer 1

• Properties can be static or not static.
• Static properties have the 'static' keyword, default is not static.
• Properties that are static are stored for the entire class (there is only one).
• Properties that are not static are stored per instance.

Answer 2

A property can be both static and non-static you decide which by using the static keyword.

public static int StaticProperty {get; set; }
public int InstanceProperty {get; set; }

On a side note, a property is actually two methods (or just one if you only implement the set or get ).

public int MyProperty {get; set; }

is equivalent to

public void set_MyProperty(int value);
public int get_MyProperty();