Jon Skeet • 3/27/2025

Records and Collections

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This article provides a detailed look at using C# records and collections, focusing on implementing immutable data models. It explains the boilerplate code generated by the compiler for records, demonstrates a practical example with a 'Candidate' record, and discusses points of friction encountered in a real-world project (an election site).

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