In C#, Anonymous Type can encapsulate the properties for more code readability. These types can store only properties with a restriction that they can be read only. Note, it also lives for a short-term say within the function scope. Let us see a C# Example here to explore it.
In our past JavaScript examples, we used the built-in objects. Now, we will create our own Custom Object. Let us say we want to store related information about the Car; like color, number of tires and seating capacity. We can create three separate variables to denote these information. But it becomes hard when we want to represent more than one car and maintaining these variables. Also, if you want to provide functionalities like start a car, stop a car and speed up, you should use correct variables that belong to a specific car. We can solve all these problems when we group variables and functions in a single unit. Alright! Welcome to Class and Objects.