Does Properties increase memory size of Instances?

Question

This is probably a stupid question, but does object Properties occupy any memory per instance?

As I\'ve understand it when you instantiate an object each value field

Answer 1

Properties are tranlated into two (or just one in case You provided only a getter or perhaps a setter) method that is

public int MyProp
{
    get { return 1; }
    set { myField = value; }
}

is translated during compilation (probably Eric Lipper will correct me on this, becasue maybe it is during the preprocessing phase or sth) into methods

public int Get_MyProp();
public int Set_MyProp(int value);

all in all they carry no other overhead other than just to additional methods inluced in the object