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You know, C# has had aliasing for namespaces and named types for a long time. And itamp;#39;s fantastic for avoiding naming conflicts, or even simplifying the names of generic types. And if youamp;#39;re not familiar with that, Iamp;#39;ll show you an example here. But with C# 12, weamp;#39;re getting the ability to add aliases to almost every type. Letamp;#39;s talk about some of them. First up is tuples. Now tuples are commonly used as method return types. But if you are having to use the same tuple structure multiple times in a file, that can get kind of wordy. But being able to create an alias at the top of your file and reuse that alias throughout your class, really simplifies your code, and it really makes it easier for new developers on onboard and kinda understand what youamp;#39;re returning. Another example is pointers. Now, C# developers donamp;#39;t work with pointers very much. But when you do, sometimes itamp;#39;s a little easier to define that pointer type as an
