In this post I introduce C#12 primary constructors, describe the various ways to use them and how they work behind the scenes.

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This post introduces the primary constructors feature in C#12 and discusses its use in reducing duplication in classes. It explains two approaches to use primary constructors and how they work behind the scenes. The post also mentions the advantages and disadvantages of using primary constructors.

An introduction to primary constructors in C#12

The first appearance of primary constructors: record

How do primary constructors work behind the scenes?

<p>That’s kind of cute for small or simple classes.</p>


<p>Primary constructors are one of those things once you’ve used you can never go back, it’s so much cleaner</p>
