7 C# Tips and Tricks to impress your .NET Developer friends

For the C# programming language, some clever tips and tricks for .NET Developers ranging from the quite tame (but useful) to so spicy you'll probably get lose your job if you used them!

0:00 Intro
0:18 Deconstructors for non-tuples
1:21 Static using declarations in C#
1:45 Switch property pattern
2:42 Pattern matching conditions
3:55 Method returning a tuple as a replacement for deconstruction
5:08 Setting a variable value using a pointer in unsafe C# code
6:45 Switching two values without a temporary variable using XOR

#csharp #dotnet #programming

[edandersen]

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[krccmsitp]

7:56 This works only for integers, though. Swapping anything can be done with tuples: (a, b) = (b, a);

[raviel_]

I loved it. Gonna keep watching your short but informative type of videos more often.

[vasilypetruhin]

3:55 You could have used an extension method to keep class clean and continue using the same code to deconstruct a person.

[islandparadise]

Love this video. For the XOR swap, could you explain why it works, and why not to use it at work? Thanks!

[favourolanipekun]

You seem to use VSCode in your videos and not Visual Studio. Any special reason for that?

[rmbl]

Nbo offense it's your resting face but it's kinda funny how you look very nice and kind while looking into the camera but like a villian while looking at the code. I do this also :D

[junior.santana]

ASMR Coding is a thing now? Jk, great content mate

[정찬옥-kz]

God bless you. Already fall in love with "unsafe". It will be my great joy for learning C#

[vaibhavzapadiya]

6:48
var x=10;
var y=20;
y=x+y-(x=y)
as simple as that

[spiderjokeyy]

I'm sure the video is dope, but at the start I thought you'll try to sell me some crystals (which is just another reason to watch it)

[SirBenJamin_]

I've had Kormas that were spicier than these tips.