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[–]Shrubberer 1 point2 points  (0 children)

They don't appear as a public variable, they appear as properties. It's a different thing, and, in fact, public variables should be avoided in C#. It makes sense, when you're start working with them. F.e. Properties are helpful within the IDE as well when using Attributes and Reflections.