Learn how C# records work, why they provide value-based equality, and when they are a better choice than traditional classes.

In this C# lesson, we cover:

✅ What a C# record is

✅ Value-based equality versus reference equality

✅ Records compared with classes

✅ Positional and property-based records

✅ Immutable data and init properties

✅ Creating modified copies with with expressions

✅ Using records for DTOs, messages, and value objects

✅ Common record mistakes to avoid

✅ Multiple-choice questions to test your understanding

The key rule to remember: C# records provide value-based equality by default. Two record instances containing the same component values compare as equal.

This video is useful for C# developers, .NET developers, interview preparation, and anyone reviewing modern C# language features.

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