C# 9 introduced us to records, a new way to define data structures with increased readability and usability in specific scenarios. While they may look like structs or classes, they offer an opportunity to reduce boilerplate code and potentially allow us to code differently. One of the significant differences between records and other types is that records operate as value types. In this post, we’ll explore the difference between a reference type and a value type and how we can use source generators to c...