How can the properties of a constituent control be exposed using C# application project?

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How can the properties of a constituent control be exposed using C# application project?

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The properties of a constituent control can be exposed by the following ways:

• Creating a public property for a user control.


• Using the getter and setter for a property in the property definition. It will effect the change in the
  private property of the constituent control.

For example, a constituent button named MyButton1 is used with a user control. A property can be created in a user control named MyButtonColor. When a user requests the ForeColor property of a constituent control, its value is returned in the get code. The property is then set in the set code, as shown below:

public Color MyButtonColor
{
   get
   {
      return(MyButton1.ForeColor);
   }
   set
   {
      MyButton1.ForeColor = value;
   }
}

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