Tag: CSharp

Hi ! I’m still learning about C#9, and there is a lot to learn about records. And, between all this information, I Just learn a super cool feature related to records: deconstruction. Let’s start with a simple record definition for a pet. This one includes pet’s name and pet’s age: public record Pet { public…… Continue reading #Net5 – C#9 “records” and “deconstruction” super cool feature 🆒🆒🆒

Hi ! So this one does not fit in the line “readability improvement”, however is a nice step in order to write cleaner code. Yes, I know that doesn’t make sense, let me try to explain. Let’s start with a simple class with 2 properties. Interesting enough the property Age has a new accessor [init]…… Continue reading #Net5 – C#9 “Init-only properties” are super cool 🆒🆒🆒

Hi ! In the line of good features, that are also nice to read, the new use of is and is not is a huge improvement in readability. As usual, old school validation for objects and types: // old school if(!(testObj is MyClass)) {…} And now, we can type the validation with some style: //…… Continue reading #Net5 – C#9 logical operators “is” and “is not” are super cool 🆒🆒🆒

Hi ! I know I’m late to the party here, however I’m still enjoying some of the new C# 9 features a lot. I just realized that now, I can create objects in a different way, which is still super clear to read. Disclaimer: some of the new features are cool, however my gut told…… Continue reading #Net5 – C#9 target-typed new expressions are super cool 🆒🆒🆒

Hi ! Our next podcast episode is focused on .Net 5. We had an amazing chat around a lot of features, and of course, C# 9 was part of the conversation. I got this amazing post [C# 9.0: Records – Work With Immutable Data Classes] from Tomas Huber, in my reading notes and working with…… Continue reading #Net5 – C#9 “records”, “with” and “this”, a super cool mix 🆒🆒🆒