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Use this tag for issues related to development with version 9.0 of the C# language. You should generally also include the [c#] tag.

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Provide implementation for an abstract method from an interface

Is it possible to override a method implementation by deriving from an interface which gives a default implementation for that method? If not, how should I restructure my code to avoid explicit method ...
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How to propagate the value of an init-only property to an enclosed class?

I have a Wheel class with two init-only properties Spokes and DiskBrake: public class Wheel { internal Wheel() { } public int Spokes { get; init; } public bool DiskBrake { get; init; } } ...
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Declaring an init property accessor with null check in C# and without nullable analysis warnings

Recently, I encountered a problem when I tried to declare init accessor for a property in C# with some input validation and enabled nullable reference types. I would like to know if there is a simple ...
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C# Interlocked Increment/Decrement on Native Int

C# 9.0 introduced native sized integers (see here). However, when trying to use these native integers with Interlocked.Increment() or Interlocked.Decrement() there aren't any overloads that allow this....
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How do I make my connectionString available to my DataAccess Class using the builder (WebApplication.CreateBuilder)

I have my connection string set in the appsettings.json file and I can see it in the Main using Console.WriteLine so I know I am getting it to the program.cs correctly. var builder = WebApplication....
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Why does IndexOf sometimes not work for lists (or collections) of records?

Using the C# 9.0 feature records, I ran into the problem that the IndexOf method of lists (or collections) of records sometimes doesn't seem to work. This happens in the following example. IndexOf(b) ...
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Is there a way to make the "with expression" work with classes?

As far as I know, the with expression can only be used with records and structs. The with expression creates a new instance of an object with the specified new values and copying all others (with ...
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Does C# 9 support the .NET Framework? [closed]

Similar to Does C# 8 support the .NET Framework? I know that it's officially unsupported, but what features in C# 9 are available when using the .Net Framework (4.8)? Features from -- https://learn....
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Using the value of a default field of Interface inside the classes that implement the interface

I have an interface and I am trying to have a default property in it. So I tried this: public interface IMyInterface { string DoSomething(); MySpecialClass ClassData {get => new ...
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Can a child class override a parent's property changing its type?

I'm using Unity, but I think It's not relevant. I have a base abstract class representing a controller CharacterMovementController and 3 child classes, each one for each axis. I need those 3 to have a ...
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Why passing ref struct to methods actually passes a copy of a ref struct?

When I'm trying to pass a ref struct that looks like, say public ref struct BufferWriter { readonly Buffer* _pb; public int WrittenBytes; //... public bool Append(ReadOnlySpan<byte&...
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How to use linq where condition to filter many keys in a list?

I have a class like this: class Student { public long Id { get; set; } public long RelatedId { get; set; } } I have test below: var list = ...
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Is there a C# attribute on a record field to exclude a field from comparison?

I am getting data with an updated timestamp that I would like to ignore for example: public record Person { public string LastName, public string FirstName, public string MiddleName, [...
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How to access the top-level statement variable in a class in C#?

I have a simple code below. I want to access the variable x in the class Program. As x is a global variable, I should be able to access it, Is there a way to access the top-level variable apart from ...
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Type 'Type' already defines a member called 'Equals' with the same parameter types on Equals(object)

I'm working on a low level class with, amoung other things, custom equality and comparison implementations. I'm getting the follwoing error: bool SystemPath.Equals(object obj) Type 'SystemPath' ...
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