In this post, let's see a couple of nice features that are available with C# 10.0, which are kind of tends to go unnoticed, but are pretty nice.
Constant Interpolated Strings
With C# 10.0, Interpolated strings can be declared as const. But in order to do that, all the interpolated strings need to be const.
const string Language = "C#"; const string Version = "10.0"; const string FullProductName = $"Language: {Language} Version: {Version}";
For the next features, let's consider the below types.
public enum PackageSize { Small, Medium, Large } public record Package(PackageSize PackageSize, decimal Width, decimal Height, decimal Length); public record Shipment(string From, string To, Package Package);
Now say, we have a method to Calculate the Package Cost based on the PackageSize. And we are doing a null check on the parameter being passed in.
static decimal CalculatePackageCost(Shipment shipment) { if (shipment == null) { throw new ArgumentNullException(nameof(shipment)); } // TODO: Determine Package Cost };
ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull
With C# 10.0, Argument Null Check can be simplified as follows.
static decimal CalculatePackageCost(Shipment shipment) { ArgumentNullException.ThrowIfNull(shipment); // TODO: Determine Package Cost }
That's neat!
Now say, we determine the Package Cost by doing something like below. This code is written prior to C# 10.0.
static decimal CalculatePackageCost(Shipment shipment) { // other code return shipment switch { { Package: { PackageSize: PackageSize.Small } } => 100.00m, { Package: { PackageSize: PackageSize.Medium } } => 150.00m, { Package: { PackageSize: PackageSize.Large } } => 200.00m, _ => throw new NotImplementedException() }; };
Nested Property Patterns
With C# 10.0, you can simplify the code by using Nested Property Pattern.
static decimal CalculatePackageCost(Shipment shipment) { // other code return shipment switch { { Package.PackageSize: PackageSize.Small } => 100.00m, { Package.PackageSize: PackageSize.Medium } => 150.00m, { Package.PackageSize: PackageSize.Large } => 200.00m, _ => throw new NotImplementedException() }; }
Hope this helps.
Happy Coding.
Regards,
Jaliya
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