Behind the compiler: 20 examples of C# code before and after compiling

Over years I have written many blog posts about C# and .NET that demonstrate also how things work internally and what C# compiler produces from the code we write. I have called these chapters usually as “Behind the compiler”. This post is growing list of my writings covering interesting findings about C# compiler work.

Behind the compiler posts

1. Throw expressions in C# 7.0
2. Using-declarations in C# 8.0
3. Expression bodied members in C# 7.0
4. More expression-bodied members in C#
5. Internals of tuple literals
6. Default literal expressions in C# 7.1
7. C# and Partial Classes
8. Non-trailing named arguments in C# 7.2
9. Writing IL code on Visual Studio
10. IL perversions: throwing and catching strings
11. var keyword in C#
12. Pattern matching in switch statements
13. Adding attribute to backing field of automated property
14. Are lock and Monitor the same in C#?
15. Deep dive to async Main
16. Anonymous types in C#
17. Out variables in C# 7.0
18. All about IDisposable
19. Code Contracts: How they look after compiling?
20. Automatic properties in C#