dotnet-csharp-modern-patterns

C# 12 collection expressions provide a unified syntax for creating collections using the spread operator. You can initialize lists and arrays concisely by spreading existing collections into new ones, reducing boilerplate code significantly.

C# records are used for immutable data transfer objects and value semantics. They provide built-in equality checks and concise syntax, making them ideal for data models that should not change after creation.

Primary constructors simplify C# service classes by removing boilerplate constructor code. Parameters are available directly throughout the class body, streamlining dependency injection and type initialization.

Modern C# pattern matching supports powerful switch expressions and list patterns. These features enhance conditional logic by allowing complex data structure matching with concise, readable syntax.

Modern C# features are tailored to specific Target Framework Monikers (TFMs). The language capabilities, including C# 12 through C# 15 features, depend on your project's target framework compatibility.

Use the `required` members feature in C# to ensure essential properties are initialized during object creation. It enforces property initialization at compile-time, preventing runtime null reference errors.