Update field-preview.md

jamesmontemagno · web-flow · commit 4b69c9246fa8 · 2024-11-14T20:24:10.000-08:00
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 > The `field` keyword is a preview feature in C# 13. You must be using .NET 9 and set your `<LangVersion>` element to `preview` in your project file in order to use the `field` contextual keyword.
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-> You should be careful using the `field` keyword feature in a class that has a field named `field`. The new `field` keyword shadows a field named `field` in the scope of a property accessor. You can either change the name of the `field` variable, or use the `@` token to reference the `field` identifier as `@field`. You can learn more by reading the feature specification for [the `field` keyword](~/_csharplang/proposals/field-keyword.md).
+> You should be careful using the `field` keyword feature in a class that has a field named `field`. The new `field` keyword shadows a field named `field` in the scope of a property accessor. You can either change the name of the `field` variable, or use the `@` token to reference the `field` identifier as `@field`. You can learn more by reading the feature specification for [the `field` keyword](https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob/main/proposals/field-keyword.md).

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`10`	`10`	> The `field` keyword is a preview feature in C# 13. You must be using .NET 9 and set your `<LangVersion>` element to `preview` in your project file in order to use the `field` contextual keyword.
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`12`		-> You should be careful using the `field` keyword feature in a class that has a field named `field`. The new `field` keyword shadows a field named `field` in the scope of a property accessor. You can either change the name of the `field` variable, or use the `@` token to reference the `field` identifier as `@field`. You can learn more by reading the feature specification for [the `field` keyword](~/_csharplang/proposals/field-keyword.md).
	`12`	+> You should be careful using the `field` keyword feature in a class that has a field named `field`. The new `field` keyword shadows a field named `field` in the scope of a property accessor. You can either change the name of the `field` variable, or use the `@` token to reference the `field` identifier as `@field`. You can learn more by reading the feature specification for [the `field` keyword](https://github.com/dotnet/csharplang/blob/main/proposals/field-keyword.md).