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all right letamp;#39;s take a look at c sharp nine record types this is a classic class behavior so we have a new class person with the last name and first name we can populate it name is bob last name is monk house what happens when we you try and use this so console.rightline person prints something unintelligible if we do a second person with the same name tightline person equals person two to somebody from outer space um you would have thought that this would be the same person itamp;#39;s not itamp;#39;s false see the equality comparer here is not taking into account the fact that the names are the same which isnamp;#39;t very useful letamp;#39;s have a look and see what happens when we do this with record types so we take our same code here and we change class to record and run the code the main differences are that we now have a string representation which is very very handy and the equality comparer has compared all of the publicly accessible properties and has said that t
