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## Summary
[summary]: #summary
Pattern matching extensions for C# enable many of the benefits of algebraic data types and pattern matching from functional languages, but in a way that smoothly integrates with the feel of the underlying language. The basic features are: [record types](records.md), which are types whose semantic meaning is described by the shape of the data; and pattern matching, which is a new expression form that enables extremely concise multilevel decomposition of these data types. Elements of this approach are inspired by related features in the programming languages [F#](http://www.msr-waypoint.net/pubs/79947/p29-syme.pdf "Extensible Pattern Matching Via a Lightweight Language") and [Scala](https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007%2F978-3-540-73589-2.pdf "Matching Objects With Patterns, page 273").
Pattern matching extensions for C# enable many of the benefits of algebraic data types and pattern matching from functional languages, but in a way that smoothly integrates with the feel of the underlying language. The basic features are: [record types](../records.md), which are types whose semantic meaning is described by the shape of the data; and pattern matching, which is a new expression form that enables extremely concise multilevel decomposition of these data types. Elements of this approach are inspired by related features in the programming languages [F#](http://www.msr-waypoint.net/pubs/79947/p29-syme.pdf "Extensible Pattern Matching Via a Lightweight Language") and [Scala](https://link.springer.com/content/pdf/10.1007%2F978-3-540-73589-2.pdf "Matching Objects With Patterns, page 273").
## Detailed design
[design]: #detailed-design

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### pattern-matching
See the [Pattern Matching Specification](patterns.md) for a specification of `Deconstruct` and its relationship to pattern-matching.
See the [Pattern Matching Specification](csharp-8.0/patterns.md#positional-pattern) for a specification of `Deconstruct` and its relationship to pattern-matching.
> **Design Notes**: By virtue of the compiler-generated `Deconstruct` as specified herein, and the specification for pattern-matching, a record declaration
> ```cs
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A record type has a compiler-generated `public` method `void Deconstruct` unless one with any signature is provided by the user. Each parameter is an `out` parameter of the same name and type as the corresponding parameter of the record type. The compiler-provided implementation of this method shall assign each `out` parameter with the value of the corresponding property.
See [the pattern-matching specification](patterns.md) for the semantics of `Deconstruct`.
See [the pattern-matching specification](csharp-8.0/patterns.md#positional-pattern) for the semantics of `Deconstruct`.
##### `With` method