Is it a good practice to implement logic in properties

Question

we use ASP.NET with C# and based on open source projects/articles I passed through, I found many properties were including a logic but when I did so the team-le

Answer 1

Usually, a property only affect 1 variable since it was made mainly for that purpose. But sometime, you want a more high level property that isn't just a 1-to-1 variable. So, in this case, it's normal that it will contains code. But you have to keep in mind that a property is not intended to be used like a function. When you call a function, you know that it will do some processing. When you call a property, you expect it to be fast.

But finally, it's a question of preferences, and like coding standard, following what your superior is telling you is at your discretion. So it's not bad and depends on your judgment.