On 28 Feb 2016 06:18, "Jakub Kubíček" <kelerest...@gmail.com> wrote: > > I see a difference in its > _semantics_. While the `public` modifier states anyone can change the > property, `var` is useful for marking internal properties which must > be public, but should not be manipulated by simply anybody
If it's public, it will be modified by someone. This isn't an intended semantic meaning of `var`, and simply saying "don't modify this please" is never going to be enough. Make them private, protected or public and make your intent clear, because for anyone unfamiliar with this design will simply translate `var` to mean `public`, and use it as such.
