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This post is not meant to fuel an argument about the use of "var". Please do not offer it as an example of something that could be used towards fixing the code. The use of var is based upon purely personal, arbitrary taste; I have no intentions of using it.

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I recieved a lot of good answers from people. Some suggestions I don't personally agree with. My intentions with this class was not to encapsulate another class (even to serve as an input/storage derivative). It was to create a barebones, what you see is what you get type of class. I use strings instead of an object because of the dynamic state that a string maintains. A string can serve as an item ID. See my new answer below for the updated and final code. I will also be accepting it as the answer. Thanks for all the help and great suggestions.

This post is not meant to fuel an argument about the use of var. Please do not offer it as an example of something that could be used towards fixing the code. The use of var is based upon purely personal, arbitrary taste; I have no intentions of using it.

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This post is not meant to fuel an argument about the use of "var". Please do not offer it as an example of something that could be used towards fixing the code. The use of var is based upon purely personal, arbitrary taste; I have no intentions of using it.

Edit

This post is not meant to fuel an argument about the use of "var". Please do not offer it as an example of something that could be used towards fixing the code. The use of var is based upon purely personal, arbitrary taste; I have no intentions of using it.

Last Edit

I recieved a lot of good answers from people. Some suggestions I don't personally agree with. My intentions with this class was not to encapsulate another class (even to serve as an input/storage derivative). It was to create a barebones, what you see is what you get type of class. I use strings instead of an object because of the dynamic state that a string maintains. A string can serve as an item ID. See my new answer below for the updated and final code. I will also be accepting it as the answer. Thanks for all the help and great suggestions.

Edit:

This post is not meant to fuel an argument about the use of "var". Please do not offer it as an example of something that could be used towards fixing the code. The use of var is based upon purely personal, arbitrary taste; I have no intentions of using it.