propriedade

When I'm studying Object-Oriented Programming, at times I hear about Fields and attributes of a class, but the two seem to be ... to refer to the same thing. What's the difference? Taking advantage, can we say that a property is an attribute or a field?

I am working with a method that takes as argument an object of the Properties Class: public static void main(String[] args) ... array, and put it in a training variable [] []. How can I do that? I didn't quite understand how the properties class works.

I have a solution in VB.NET where I am implementing some custom attributes . One of them is for properties, example: Names ... if I did a search on an instance of the class, but I don't understand that it is the best way to do it in VB. How to solve?

Let's say we have an object called rectangulo and a property called area. We can access this property in the following ways: ... wn until runtime. Other than these reasons intuitive, are there others to use one notation for the other? If so, which ones?

A propriedade of a class is not the same thing as a atributo? What is the real difference between them? Is Or propriedade a synonym for atributo or vice versa? Or does it vary by programming language?

As part of an ORM microplatform I'm developing, I'm defining a generic class that exclusively implements tight coupling (1 re ... ty<Course> { [...] However the use of new() is not allowed. Which model would better serve this type of behavior?