C# Idioms: Ten Tips to Write More Readable C# Code

Have you heard about Pythonic code? Languages have an expressive or "native" way of doing things. But, what about C#? Is there a C-Sharpic code?

About this ebook?

In this ebook, I present ten refactoring tips to write more readable C# code. I've collected these idioms after reviewing other people's code and getting mine reviewed too.

I use the word "idioms" as an analogy to expressions when learning foreign languages.

Who is this ebook for?

If you're a beginner or intermediate C# developer who wants to write more expressive code, this is the place for you.

In this ebook, you'll learn to:

• Refactor conditionals using LINQ
• Avoid exceptions when working with dictionaries
• Write more compact switch statements
• Use intention-revealing and safe defaults
• Separate view models into versions

Who isn't this ebook for?

If you need to refactor or rearchitect an entire codebase, sorry, this isn't the place for you. Follow these idioms to write cleaner methods. But, you will need a better strategy for a major refactoring.

What is inside?

You will find five chapters with ten refactoring tips or "idioms" to work with conditionals, dictionaries, switches, default values, and versions.

Every idiom contains a "before" and "after" the refactoring and when to use it.

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