String literals in C# are vital for representing fixed character sequences directly within code, enhancing readability and clarity. Learn the difference between Quoted, Verbatim and Raw String Literals. How to use them with string interpolation.
Explore the Service Lifetimes in Dependency Injection Container in .NET. Learn the types Singleton, Scoped, and Transient.
Cartesian explosion or data duplication can cause a big issue for SQL JOINS. Learn when you should split queries in Entity Framework.
Garbage Collector does memory management for us. Learn how to release unmanaged resources both synchronously and asynchronously in .NET.
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System.Text.Json serializer uses reflections for serialization and deserialization. Reflection is slow. Learn how you can serialize object using Source Generation in .NET.
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Pattern matching is a C# feature that allows you to write more expressive code. You can test the expression and take action when the expression matches. It enables you to match the shape and properties of values using patterns, making it easier to work with complex data structures.
In C#, records are a special type of reference type introduced in C# 9.0. Learn Records characteristics like immutability, value equality, nondestructive mutations and other.
.NET 8 introduces new features for Minimal APIs. Explore Antiforgery tokens, binding Forms, and new IResettable interface.