Differences Between Record Struct and Record Class in C#

The post highlights the differences between record structs and record classes in C#. Record classes are reference types allocated on the heap, while record structs are value types allocated on the stack. Record classes support inheritance and are immutable by default when using a primary constructor or init-only setters. In contrast, record structs do not support inheritance and require the 'readonly' keyword for immutability. These types are primarily used for lightweight, immutable data structures.