Primary Constructor in C# 12 Explained! 🟢 New Feature in .NET Core 8 (C#12)



Primary Constructor in C# 12 Explained! 🟢 New Feature in .NET Core 8 (C#12)

Primary Constructor in C# 12 Explained! 🟢 New Feature in .NET Core 8 (C#12)

Here, you will learn Primary Constructor in C# 12, Primary Constructors in C# 12 provide a new way of writing the class, struct constructor. Primary Constructors are very simple to use and provide a cleaner way to write your C# 12 code using dotnet core 8.

📌 In this video, we will talk about :
🟢 What are primary constructors in C#? 00:00
🟢 Records vs. primary constructor in C# 03:28
🟢 Assign primary constructor parameters to fields of class 04:53
🟢 Assign primary constructor parameters to properties of class 05:34
🟢 Apply validations on primary constructors parameters in C# 06:16
🟢 Working with multiple constructors along with the primary constructor in C# 08:36
🟢 Pass the parameters to parent class primary constructors (base keyword) 09:50
🟢 Using Dependency Injections in Primary Constructors in C# 11:19

Primary Constructors are a powerful feature introduced in C# 12. They streamline the process of initializing object properties, making your code cleaner and more concise. Whether you’re creating classes for a simple application or working on a complex project, understanding Primary Constructors is crucial for efficient and maintainable code.

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