C# 10: What's new? New features and updates in C# (use in .NET 6)
What's new in C# 10? We try out five new features in C#.
These are amongst a number of updates that were applied to C# when .NET 6 is released.
The features we cover are:
● File-scoped namespace
Being able to use a namespace in a file, without having to wrap curly braces around it.
● Record structs
C# 9 introduced the record class feature. C# 10 goes further and you can now apply record structs. Handy if you want to make a struct immutable.
● Constant interpolated strings
Interpolated strings allow you to insert an object into a string without coming out of it. Now you can set an interpolated string as a constant.
● Extended property patterns
Handy if you are doing a condition on a nested property. You can now use a dot to get the nested property, rather than using curly braces.
● Global using directive
Being able to import namespaces that are commonly used into a single file, so they don't have to be imported in each individual file.
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► Chapters
0:00 C# 10 development in full swing
0:44 File-scoped namespace
1:37 Record structs
4:38 Constant interpolated strings
6:52 Extended property patterns
9:39 Global using directive
10:43 How to use C# 10
11:15 C# 10 review
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