VB.NET 10 : Automatic Property

Now in VB.NET 10 we have automatic property,

Public Property myName As String = "Test"

Sub Main()

        Console.WriteLine(myName)

End Sub

In ildasm it shows like,

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  June 01, 2009
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• Anonymous
  September 18, 2009
  Thanks for sharing information regarding vb.net10.

• Anonymous
  May 03, 2010
  You should match the .Net framework's naming conventions - use a capital letter at the start of all properties.

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