all about Propertys in C#

Methods:
C# methods are class members containing code. They may have a return value and a list of parameters, as well as a generic type declaration. Like fields, methods can be static (associated with and accessed through the class) or instance (associated with and accessed through an object instance of the class).

Properties:
C# properties are class members that expose functionality of methods using the syntax of fields. They simplify the syntax of calling traditional get and set methods (a.k.a. accessor methods). Like methods, they can be static or instance.

Please have a look on answer: Method vs Property in C#[^]

Also refer some good links:
Understanding Properties in C#[^]
Understanding Classes, Methods, and Properties in C#[^]
C#: Properties versus getter methods[^]

Properties Tutorial[^]
Properties (C# Programming Guide)[^]
Properties (C# Programming Guide)[^]
The C# Station Tutorial: Properties[^]

C# Property Examples[^]