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No More Session Variable Misspellings

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22 Jun 2011CPOL 8.6K   4

I prefer to wrap my session variables like this:public class MySession { public string MyValue { get { return Convert.ToString(Session["MyValue"]); } set { Session["MyValue"] = value; } }}

I prefer to wrap my session variables like this:

C#

public class MySession {
  public string MyValue
  {
     get { return Convert.ToString(Session["MyValue"]); } 

     set { Session["MyValue"] = value; }
  }
}

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cool dude :) Patalancha-Sagar27-Jun-11 19:09 Patalancha-Sagar 27-Jun-11 19:09  cool dude Reason for my vote of 4 yes i used to the same pankajupadhyay2923-Jun-11 1:02 pankajupadhyay29 23-Jun-11 1:02  Reason for my vote of 4 yes i used to the same yes i used to the same pankajupadhyay2923-Jun-11 1:02 pankajupadhyay29 23-Jun-11 1:02  yes i used to the same See my alternate. It is like your alternate, except a few th... AspDotNetDev22-Jun-11 14:39 AspDotNetDev 22-Jun-11 14:39  See my alternate. It is like your alternate, except a few things are handled automatically (e.g., prefixing, using property name, get and set methods, type conversion). It shortens the code significantly.

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