Take a look at some great C# features that can make your code more resilient and easier to understand. This talk will help you improve the code your team writes right away because all of these features are available in C# 12, with many available in lower versions. You'll leave knowing not only what makes better code but why.

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Bill Wagner discusses underused but valuable C# features from recent versions that can simplify code and improve readability. Highlights include pattern matching to streamline logic, file-scoped namespaces for cleaner code, the init and required keywords for properties, raw and interpolated string literals for easier string handling, and records that simplify data management and equality handling. Practical advice is provided on how to integrate these features with minimal disruption to existing codebases.

C#'s Best features you might not be using

<p>i really love the init and Required keywords they  enhance immutability in objects, yh I’ve seen MVPs recommending Records tried it out and it’s sounds promising 💯</p>


<p>the best c# feature is called Java.</p>
