Set:The set { } implementation receives the implicit argumen

Suppose you have this property:

private int myInt;

public int MyInt
{
     get { return myInt; }
 
     set { myInt = value; }
}

Then the C# compiler changes it into this pair of methods:

public int get_MyInt()
{
     return myInt; 
}

public void set_MyInt(int value)
{ 
     myInt = value;
}

So, it will be seen that the implicit variable 'value' is just the argument to the underlying method which is used to set the value of the property's 'backing' field.