Build and Shoot

private bool isDead = true;
		
bool IsDead {
	set { isDead = value; }
	get { return isDead; }
}

AudioParam param;
param.pitch += (GetRandom()-GetRandom())*0.1f;

... In the RifleMagazineParticle class
// declares a boolean private member "isDead" and is initialized to true whenever an instance of this class is made
// I can't reference isDead in some code outside of this class because its private
private bool isDead = true;

// however, by declaring a getter and setter (notice that the "I" in "IsDead" is capitalized)
// I can freely define *how* I want this member to be accessed.
bool IsDead {
   set { isDead = value; }
   get { return isDead; }
}

... in some other source file
RifleMagazineParticle mag(...);
mag.isDead = false; // won't work, I am accessing a private member. 
mag.IsDead = false; // will work and will set isDead to false.

  class MyObj
  {
    // A virtual property with accessors
    int prop 
    { 
      get const 
      { 
        // The actual value of the property could be stored
        // somewhere else, or even computed at access time.
        return realProp; 
      } 
      set 
      { 
        // The new value is stored in a hidden parameter appropriately called 'value'.
        realProp = value; 
      }
    }

    // The actual value can be stored in a member or elsewhere.
    // It is actually possible to use the same name for the real property, if so is desired.
    private int realProp;
  }