C# 10 - New Features in .NET 6

Lets take a look at some new features and what's new in C# 10.0 in .NET 6. This video covers constant interpolated strings, sealable record types and improvements to deconstructors added to C# 10.

#csharp #dotnet6 #csharp10

0:00 Intro - New Features in C# 10
0:19 Constant Interpolated Strings
2:17 Record types can seal ToString
5:11 Assignment and declaration in same deconstruction

[edandersen]

Useful? Let me know in the comments :)

[TodCunningham]

C# 9 does support a "static readonly", but still it's very nice to be able to declare it as a const in C# 10. Very nice.

[xxx.xxx.xxx.xxjoker]

Both as the previous followers said, useful and clear. Not too fast in your speech stream for a non native English speaker. Your voice is clear and the way how you show both on two sides, side by side, is perfect. Many thanks.

[albertorodriguez]

Your video is useful, I don't feel the same at these new features, I see them as minor changes, I don't see how they will make me code faster.

[NortheastGamer]

Nice to the point video! Please make more like this one.

[chairmakerPete]

This is very cool. I've caught up to about C# 6 - look forward to blundering into some of this stuff before I retire 😉

[fanolinux]

Great video, thanks for sharing. If I may I'd really like to make an observation, the keyboard typing noise is really disturbing while trying to pay attention to what you are saying. Sorry if I sound like an asshole, it's not my intention, I hope it comes out as a positive feedback. Cheers :)

[williamragstad]

Wouldn't you be able to use readonly for "constant" strings in .NET 9.0?

[willinton]

Being real you could do static readonly, still constant string interpolation is dope

[daviddonayre]

How can I run projects that were written in C# using VS 2019 using .NET 5.0 or less in VS 2022?

[alistermunro]

Cherry MX Silent switches are very good.

[CryptographyForEverybody]

Thank you for showing the novelties. Quite interesting to see what Microsoft changed and added. Nevertheless, if you need to use these we will see in the future. I doubt that you use them quite often but they can probably come in handy 🙂. Greetings, Nils

[MasterOfMisc]

Great video but I HATE the sound of the clacking keyboard!!!

[hugo]

Who is Gary? I thought this is Ted’s channel

[tkjyxrb]

Such minor changes aren't worth incrementing the lang version

[Mickend]

Hi Ted, your keyboard is louder than your voice in this video.

[hellrock]

Interesting but I'm still married to C# 6.

[JohnSourvinos]

Greetings from 39°38'N / 19°55'E. Apart from the good presentation: 1. Stop abusing the keyboard. I'm not here to listen to your MX switches or any other switch. 2. Speak up. Clearly, so anybody can understand what you are saying. 3. Provide links to the official documentation for further study. 4. Thumbs up for the effort. 5. Continue making videos about .NET!

[SurendranManali]

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[DenisTheGreat]

You got to fix the audio, it's very low