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I tried to do this:
public int Property {get; private set;}
It underlines the “set” and says this:
auto implemented accessor never set
It lets me compile but I am wondering if this effects anything or what is the deal with it?
What you have is valid syntax. You are getting the warning because nothing is setting a value to the property (ie. the setter is not being used anywhere).
If nothing is using the setter, then the property will always have its default value, in which case you should question the value of having the property there in the first place.