This repository contains code examples and supplementary materials for the article titled Class vs. Record vs. Struct in C# published on C# Programming.
This article explores the differences between Struct, Record, and Class in C# programming. These are fundamental concepts in C# that every developer should understand to write efficient and maintainable code.
We cover the following topics:
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Introduction to Structs, Records, and Classes:
- Explanation of what Structs, Records, and Classes are in C#.
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Differences Between Structs, Records, and Classes:
- Detailed comparison of their features, including memory allocation, mutability, and usage scenarios.
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Use Cases:
- Examples illustrating when to use Structs, Records, and Classes in different scenarios.
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Performance Considerations:
- Discussion on the performance implications of choosing Structs, Records, or Classes.
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Best Practices:
- Recommendations on when to use each type to write cleaner and more efficient code.
To read the full blog post, click on the following link: Class vs. Record vs. Struct in C#
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Note: This README provides a brief overview of the blog post "Class vs. Record vs. Struct in C#", published on C# Programming. For detailed information, refer to the original blog post.