When We should use record type instead of Class in c#?

Record types are ideal for representing immutable data with value semantics, such as entities with no identity change, like date/time objects, configurations, or DTOs. They simplify code, enhance readability, and reduce the chance of bugs in scenarios where data changes should not occur, making them more appropriate than classes for such cases.

Use Records in C# when you want to compare instances using values of the properties.

In a simple way, a class is an OOP concept that wraps data with functionality, while a record represents a set of data.

Records should not have any state changes after instantiation (immutable state), while classes change properties.

Use a record when an object's only purpose is to contain public data. On other hand, use a class if your object has unique logic. Classes are mutable so even if they have the same data, doesn't mean they are the same.

If main purpose of storing data then use record types,  if responsibility need to define then use class

Hi, Please refer to this link it clears your queries

https://josipmisko.com/posts/c-sharp-class-vs-record