Automatic Properties and Structures Don’t Mix?

Question

From C# 6 onward: this is no longer a problem

Becore C# 6, you need to call the default constructor for this to work:

public MyStruct(int size) : this()
{
    Size = size;
}

A bigger problem here is that you have a mutable struct. This is never a good idea. I would make it:

public int Size { get; private set; }

Not technically immutable, but close enough.

With recent versions of C#, you can improve on this:

public int Size { get; }

This can now only be assigned in the constructor.