Stockab has fibers connected to municipal housing. That's about 20% of all fiber, and they cost more as both ISP and stockab get paid. The reason why it's so cheap is because of fierce competition between the different broadband providers. There was zero regulation and great tax benefits during the IT-boom era which led to a large number of broadband providers. That made a huge difference.

I pay (in Stockholm) about $7/month for a 100 Mbit connection and that's through privately owned fiber, not the municipal one. It also varies from city to city. In the case of Västerås (another Swedish city) they did actually build a full municipal fiber network and through laws and regulations made it a monopoly (the fibers, not the service). Prices there are about $30-40/month for a 20 Mbit connection.

Actually, with the latest incarnation of C#, it gets much more compact. I don't know how to get indentation to work within the ecode tag but you should still get the idea:

class foo
{
public int dontTouch { get; set; }
}

class bar
{
public void someMethod()
{
foo ourFoo = new foo() { dontTouch = 5 };
int asdf = ourFoo.dontTouch;
}
}