In this post I describe some of the ways I like to use primary constructors and some of the things I don't like about them

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Learn about the main approaches to primary constructors in C#, the best use cases for them, and some potential issues and limitations to be aware of.

Thoughts about primary constructors: 3 pros and 5 cons

The main approaches to primary constructors

The best use cases for primary constructors

<p>Great content and examples. It helped me understand the shortfalls and risks as I start to use it in a legacy codebase that has been left to rot for far too long.</p>
