The C# Question I Hear Every Day
Watch the full video: • The Ultimate Guide to C# Records
One question about C# records I hear every day.
People say they can use a with expression to set properties to whatever they wish, even to insane values.
Will this not attract bugs like a candle? - they keep asking.
The problem is they fail to notice that this assignment is no different from what they would do in a class with private setters.
Oh, sure, you may think, that's why we validate stuff before assigning it to encapsulated state in a class.
Shure you do. But don't you validate stuff before using it in a with expression, too?
That is the root cause of confusion.
With expressions must always be a part of a larger whole, where the data are sanitized and validated the same way as you do in any class method.
Follow the link to the long video to learn more about records.
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