optimization - Will the C# compiler remove unused local if it is assigned a property? -

this might silly question. know compiler remove unused locals. if write code this:

class myclass {     public int someproperty     {                 {           ...         }     }      public void somefunction ()     {        //will line removed if never used?        int = someproperty;        ...     } } 

i wondering if i removed compiler because of optimization. there logic inside getter of someproperty wish execute. if i removed, have change someproperty function.

btw, there way know line optimized compiler?

i suggest compiler not important. bad design.

if calling getter has important side effects should not getter. getter should doing lazy initialising , shouldn't important since if doesn't happen done next thing it.

i don't know doing should refactored own method can called explicitly @ point.

the other major concern relate readability. seeing line int = someproperty; when i never used again might decide line pointless , nothing , remove code causing whatever unexpected errors arise. better off calling method logicextractedfromproperty() obvious doing something.

the compiler might (or might not, don't know or care) right thing person may not.