Milan Jovanović • 9/10/2022

Records, Anonymous Types, and Non-Destructive Mutation

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This technical article explains the C# record type, its value-based equality, and init-only properties. It details the concept of non-destructive mutation using the 'with' expression to create new instances with modified values, covering both positional records and anonymous types. It also provides practical use cases, such as within LINQ method chains.

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