This article compares and contrasts the user-defined data types class, struct, and record in C#, and with code examples, it explains when to use them.

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C# is an object-oriented programming language developed and maintained by Microsoft that is being used to create desktop, web, and mobile apps. Struct, class, and record are three user-defined data types that differ from one another.

Struct vs. Record vs. Class in C#