In this Why Properties Matter article, I found the following:
Properties are used for data binding; fields aren’t.
I would like to know meaning of it. Can someone please elaborate it?
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When you data bind a control, only the properties defined on the class you are binding can be used.
So, if your class looks like this:
If you use data binding, you can use
aPropertyas a bound value, but notaField.Read this overview of Data Binding on MSDN for more infomation.