Who wrote this??????Oh.... It's me

I would have understood the reasoning if it said "private set", thus limiting the ways in which you're able to modify the score.
But this? This is just silly

@ElectricCoffee
Probably be good to have a private variable too!

I just love the API of this class is Face.Increase(), Face.Decrease() & Face.Reset()

@linux-colonel what would you need a private variable for this though? Having a private setter in the property should be enough

@ElectricCoffee
Ah, I'm not too familiar with c#. I assumed 'public static int score' was a public variable.

@linux-colonel no, the {get; set} makes it an automatic property, i.e. a private variable with automatically generated getter and setter methods

You can make them explicitly private or protected by slotting in keywords between the brackets

@ElectricCoffee
Good to know! Appreciate the lesson :)