How Does Pattern Matching Work in C#? #shorts

[shkelqimhaxha]

Pattern matching is great definitely, the only downside as of now is that you can only use it with constants

[Code_Bits]

Depends on the situation but pattern matching feels more natural.

[steffyoube]

It gets interesting when it comes to refactoring of properties, but it is more readable I would say.

[Hewtoob]

Pattern matching also has the benefit of doing null-checking, which the example above didn't could be null)

[KOMEK]

Currently I'm using it and i love it ❤

[mohsin]

Ummmm that's new to be. I like the pattern structure. Thanks for the video.

[sif]

One of the usage of this, I can think of is encoding constraints as a bunch of anonymous objects with descriptive names.

[nowieszco]

C# looks like a mix of C++ and JavaScript (or TypeScript)

[CRBarchager]

I'm use to the first example. The second example will need some getting use to. I don't like the ': > 3'. The : is kinda in the way for me. Can't explain it.

[danielpmo]

How can you use the property as an argument for another function that checks something?

[weluvmusicz]

I find the classic way more readable. "If engineer is KnowsJava equals true and..." ...nice sentence
Classic: "If egineer KnowsJava and ..."

[asagiai]

wait but you still use if else statement. the only difference between the two is the first using direct logical condition and the second using is and mapping?

[ShiloBuff]

Readability looks about the same to me. I could see it being useful in niche cases though. But Id have to see real performance tests to be convinced of using it.

[nove]

I have a love hate relationship with pattern matching

[simplesoul]

What is this second comparison type? An "&& or is it an"||" type comparison?

[makcings]

i wish there was that for any.
like
if (A is Anyof { B: true, C: false, D: true })

[rafaelvaz]

Hi! Since wich c# version can i use that?

[Chris-dxdw]

Is there a performance loss? Then probably not use it

[testgandmmm]

İf u dont wanna repeat engineer.
Var e = engineer;

The more u hide/ abstract sh*t . You'll confuse yourself.
Pattern matching doesn't look good for this use case.

İ wanna see some good use cases, but this isn't it.