Validating Records in C#: Everything You Ever Wanted To Know but Had No One To Ask

In C#, records as values don't inherently know their validity. Validation should be managed by the object containing the record to account for varying contexts. While records themselves cannot validate, structuring them carefully can ensure valid instances. For example, NonEmptyString records ensure no empty or whitespace strings, effectively validating data at compile-time. It highlights design practices for record validation, emphasizing compile-time validation and explicit design over runtime checks.