What languages have properties which can have assigned getters and setters?

Question

Java doesn't. (It's just convention)

Delphi does. I believe C# does.

What other languages do?

Edit: I should have given an example:

Delphi: (beware, it's been a while, I may get this wrong)

 type
   TSomething = class
   fEmployeeNum: String;
    property employeeNum: String read fEmployeeNum write setEmployeeNum;
   end;

 procedure TSomething.setEmployeeNum(var val: String);
 begin
   fEmployeeNum := val;
 end;

Answer 1

VB.NET does through the Property keyword.

Answer 2

C++ doesn't under the standard, but you can create the capacity through templates.

Answer 3

C# does (just to provide an example):

class Foo
{
    public string Bar { get; private set; }
    public string Bargain
    {
        get { return this._Bargain; }
        set { this._Bargain = value; }
    }
    private string _Bargain;
}

Answer 4

Ruby does through attr_reader, attr_writer, and attr_accessor (for read/write):

class SomeClass
  attr_reader :foo #read-only
  attr_writer :bar #write-only
  attr_accessor :baz #read and write

  ...
end

Answer 5

Python does.

class SomeClass( object ):
def f_get( self ):
    return self.value
fprop = property( f_get )

Code for setter is similar.

Answer 6

objective c and you can be lazy with the synthesize keyword.

Answer 7

In Perl 6,

use v6;

sub foo() is rw {
    state $foo;
    return new Proxy:
        FETCH => method { return $foo },
        STORE => method($to) { $foo = $to };
}

foo = "Hello, world!";
say foo;

...at least in theory. Doesn't seem to work with Rakudo r38250.