RECORD TYPES | Exploring C# and DOTNET | Rahul Nath

[@philipquarles4679]

Great job! It is clearly explained and comprehensive. That is just what I was looking for!

[@CSharpProdigy]

You have done a great work in explaining Record types in details. I will like to see the differences when working with Struct

[@RahulNath]

Thank you and Great suggestion! Sure will cover more about it soon.

[@DeepakShaw]

your all videos are simply fantastic... keep it up.. Many thanks.

[@RahulNath]

Thank you so much Deepak😀

[@ravindranathanm636]

Good presentation indeed. Congrats!!!

[@RahulNath]

Thank you 😀😀

[@EntangledFrequency]

Very informative and clearly explained. The examples are very helpful to see the different aspects and uses of the language and intent. Great work!

[@RahulNath]

Very happy to hear that!

[@level1245]

@@RahulNath Hi can you give me url to the site that you where referring to when teaching thank you

[@roycekuma839]

Really informative

[@RahulNath]

Glad you liked it Royce!!

[@skshahnawaz-ulhaque]

Very useful content, thanks!

[@centrilla1169]

Good stuff bro!!.

[@RahulNath]

Glad you liked it!!

[@AashutoshGoyal]

what is the real value it is adding , all the things provided by records can be used with classes as well , correct me

[@isaacohibor3278]

great

[@RahulNath]

Glad you liked it Isaac!

[@lemuriantechpriestenginsee7590]

Great video. I just do not see a real world example on where to apply this.

[@holger_p]

Mainly on all things, that are based on reflection today. Data Binding, Data Mapping, reflecting tables etc.
Sometimes you just need data, without polymorphism, inheritance, hierarchy.