Learn how you can use value objects in C# to improve the clarity, structure, and maintainability of your code.

Records are reference types like classes, but they have value-based equality semantics by default, like structs. You can use record types in C# to build immutable types and thread-safe objects.

C# 9 gives you a better way to create value objects and some simpler code to use while doing it. But even if you don't care about value objects, the new keyword has some cool changes.

However, once you've instantiated the class you can return a reference to that class to your JavaScript code. Before passing a .NET object to a JavaScript function, your C# code must wrap it in a ...