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Property patterns are a valuable addition to C# when simplifying complex branching logic.
You can pull nested branching up and convert the entire block of ifs into a straight line of Boolean tests.
The problem with this code is that related conditions are located far away from each other on the line.
Property patterns address that problem.
For example, right after matching the variable type, you can open a pair of curly braces and add a condition for this object's properties.
I wonder if the length of the last name is zero.
That is a special case here, so let's capture a variable of the FullName type with the last name empty.
That is how property patterns can simplify Boolean conditions.
Follow the link to the long video and learn more about modern C# syntax and its practical use.

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