It seems to me that one of the most underused features of the C# (or Visual Basic) language is the structure. Developers are often lead to believe that use of classes yield performance benefits. While this is often the case, structures have their own set of advantages that, when used in the right situation, will yield important, and sometimes substantial performance benefits. This blog post is intended to help demystify some of the confusions between structures and classes. In their simplest form,...