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In C# 9 Target Typed New Expressions were introduced. They allow us to infer type on the right, whereas var … Continue reading Use Target Typed New Expressions to infer type on the right in C# 9 +

Do you know about the PARAMS keyword in C# ? The params keyword allows us to create methods that accept … Continue reading Use params keyword in C# to accept a variable number of arguments of the same type

Beginning with C# 11, we can use list patterns to match elements of a list or array.  Some examples of different types … Continue reading C# 11 list pattern examples

In C#, when checking if strings are equal in a case insensitive way prefer string.Equals with OrdinalIgnoreCase over using ToLower() … Continue reading String.Equals with OrdinalIgnoreCase compared to ToLower / ToUpper for string insensitive comparisons in C#

I generally don’t like too much ‘sugar’ being added to C# but Switch Expressions from C# 8 really can improve readability … Continue reading Consider C# 8 switch expressions to improve readability of existing switch statements

💡 – Did you know we can use local functions in C# to scope logic only to their containing methods? … Continue reading Use local functions in C# to encapsulate logic to a single calling method