Object and Collection Initializers
well also one of the nicest features in c# 3.0 is the object initializers
well we used to do this
1: Employee emp = new Employee();
2: emp.FirstName="Amir";
3: emp.LastName="Magdy";
4: emp.Title = "Mr.";
i actually hated writing this previous snippet
now in c# 3.0 we do this
1: var emp = new Employee {FirstName="Amir",LastName="Magdy",Title="Mr."};
u c that's just one line
it's really nicer now that u don't have to write the type name twice as in line 1 first snippet u just type var
also it's way nicer when u do the same for a collection you can initialize a whole collection in one line :D
1: var Employees = new List<Employee> { 2: {new Employee{FirstName="Amir",LastName="Magdy",Title="Mr."} 3: ,{new Employee{FirstName="John",LastName="Samir",Title="Mr."} 4: ,{new Employee{FirstName="Mona",LastName="Maurice",Title="Mrs."} 5: };
i like the syntax it's way shorter and way readable than how it used to
