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With record types added to C# 9 and 10, we obtained a powerful tool for modeling data in functional models and those that favor DDD. Still, understanding how records work and what hides underneath their deceptively simple syntax is not a trivial task.
In this video, we first dissect the inner structure of a record and a pair consisting of a base and derived record. We then progress to using some of the less obvious features of records: to model a discriminated union, define custom non-positional properties, or redefine positional properties.
We then cover the specifics of record structs, finding a niche where they can be valuable, especially in Domain-Driven Design.
We can utilize their full power only by understanding the inner workings of record types.
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