This article explores the use of tuples in .NET, highlighting their lightweight nature for grouping multiple values of different types. It discusses creating tuples with the Tuple class or shorthand notation, accessing values through dot notation or deconstruction, and provides examples demonstrating the readability and utility of named tuples, cautioning against overuse when dealing with more than two or three values.
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