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Microsoft ASP.NETAvoid Exposing Collections Directly as Properties
.NET makes it easy to create strongly typed collections and expose them as properties of our classes. However, this generally results in a design that fails at encapsulation and exposes too much of the internal state. Learn a few simple techniques to keep from going down this path in this article.
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