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At this point I want to point out that, even though I've been calling them "getter and setter properties" like they have to go together, this code is actually perfectly legitimate -- you don't need to define a getter AND a setter for a property - you can implement either one or both of them, depending on what you're trying to accomplish.
I believe getters and setters in C# do not allow a setter exclusively without first defining a getter. I think that is worth mentioning here as a note that it is allowed in TS (assuming it is...);
Also when I was searching the legality I read some stuff about odd property inheritance not being o
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