How can you recognize a property in C#?

Whenever you see a dot character in the code, have a look at the right hand side from it. If you see a string that is not ended by opening rounded brackets, you very likely found a property.

In the example below, you can see that the value 10 is set to the the property VolumeLevel of the object that is stored in a variable myRadio. On the next line the value is retrieved from this property and it is stored to the newly declared variable volumeLevel.

public class Program 
{
  public static void Main() {
    var myRadio = new Radio();
	myRadio.VolumeLevel = 10;
	
	var volumeLevel = myRadio.VolumeLevel;
  }
}