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Advanced C#: Classes, Records, and Structs

Advanced C# course: Classes Records and Structs. In this advanced C# course, you’ll learn the differences between structures, classes, and records in C#. Each data type has its own meaning for common scenarios such as equality testing, behavior implementation, and value/reference typing. All three data types offer great ways to work with structured data, but each has its own strengths and weaknesses. In this course, you will fully understand how to use these features to improve your code.This course includes coding challenges provided by CoderPad. Coding Challenges are interactive coding exercises with real-time feedback. In this way, you can practice coding alongside the course content and improve your programming skills. In this course, you learned the differences between structures, classes, and records in C#. You also learned how to use each data type for different scenarios, how to implement behavior in classes and records, how to test equality for different data types, how to use data types to improve application performance, and how to use CoderPad to practice coding.

21 Video Lessons
1.6 Hours On-Demand
Created by Joe Marini
Uploaded Sep 2026
English
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Advanced C#: Classes, Records, and Structs
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1.6 hours on-demand video
21 complete lectures
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Self-paced curriculum with progress tracking
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What You'll Master in this Course

Differences between structs, classes, and records in C#
How to use each type of data for different scenarios
Definition of structures
members in structures
immutable structures
Value structures and meaning
Solution: Structures
How to implement behavior in classes and records
How to test equality for different data types
Definition of classes
Class inheritance
Equality check
How to use data types to improve application performance
How to use CoderPad to practice coding
Define records
Automatic record features
Record inheritance
Record structures
Solution: records
Understanding value types and references
Comparison of data structure types
Object stability

Course Curriculum21 Lectures

6 sections • 1.6 hours total length

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Requirements

  • Basic enthusiasm to learn and follow along with lessons
  • A computer or mobile device with a modern internet connection

Description

Advanced C# course: Classes Records and Structs. In this advanced C# course, you’ll learn the differences between structures, classes, and records in C#. Each data type has its own meaning for common scenarios such as equality testing, behavior implementation, and value/reference typing. All three data types offer great ways to work with structured data, but each has its own strengths and weaknesses. In this course, you will fully understand how to use these features to improve your code.This course includes coding challenges provided by CoderPad. Coding Challenges are interactive coding exercises with real-time feedback. In this way, you can practice coding alongside the course content and improve your programming skills. In this course, you learned the differences between structures, classes, and records in C#. You also learned how to use each data type for different scenarios, how to implement behavior in classes and records, how to test equality for different data types, how to use data types to improve application performance, and how to use CoderPad to practice coding.

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