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Why Immutability Makes Your C# Code Better Have you ever had a bug where some object mysteriously changed its value? Or spent hours debugging a weird race condition? Immutability might be the solution you need. In simple terms, immutable objects can’t be changed after they’re created. Instead of modifying an existing object, you create a new one with the updated values. It’s like the difference between editing a document and making a new copy with your changes. ...

Understanding Access Modifiers in C# Access modifiers are one of the fundamental building blocks of object-oriented programming in C#. They help you control the visibility and accessibility of your types and members, which is essential for writing secure and maintainable code. I’ve found that understanding access modifiers thoroughly can significantly improve your code architecture and prevent many common bugs related to inappropriate access to class members. Core Access Modifiers C# provides four primary access modifiers that you’ll use regularly: ...