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viswsanathviswsanath 

What kind of situation we are using these Condtion

HI All,

PFB Condtion, i have totaly confuise on this two condtion , What kind of situation we are using on this  two condtion,so any one  please explain me.  

Public Class list<account> acc {get;set;}
public List<Account> accts = new List<Account>();

Regards,
viswa
 
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pconpcon
Can you please expand on what you are asking?  The first is exposing a list of accounts and a public get and set method.  The other is initializing a lsit of accounts.

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pconpcon
Can you please expand on what you are asking?  The first is exposing a list of accounts and a public get and set method.  The other is initializing a lsit of accounts.
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AshlekhAshlekh
Hi,

The first line which you have written is wrong think you want to write this.
  
Public class Xcontroller
{
   Public  list<account> acc {get;set;} 
   /* the set get is saying that you can use this list on page and sat value from page and you need to initialize the         
​     list in some where in code before using in page as I've initialize in  constructor 
   */
  
  public List<Account> accts = new List<Account>(); 
  /*
    The above line is saying that you have declared a list of Account which is referenced by accts and you have initialize when class is loaded and member of class created.
    but you have not defined it's setter/getter so you cann't user accts on page.    

    public Xcontroller()
    {
        acc = new  list<account>();
    }


}

-Thanks
Ashlekh Gera