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ValueOf lets you define ValueObject Types in a single line of code. Use them everywhere to strengthen your codebase.

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```csharp
public class EmailAddress : ValueOf<string, EmailAddress> { }

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You can use C# 7 Tuples for more complex Types with multiple values:

```
```csharp
public class Address : ValueOf<(string firstLine, string secondLine, Postcode postcode), Address> { }

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You can add validation to your Types by overriding the `protected void Validate() { } ` method:

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```csharp
public class ValidatedClientRef : ValueOf<string, ValidatedClientRef>
{
protected override void Validate()
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## See Also

If you liked this, you'll probably like another project of mine [OneOf](https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf) which provides Discriminated Unions for C#, allowing stronger compile time guarantees when writing branching logic.
If you liked this, you'll probably like another project of mine [OneOf](https://github.com/mcintyre321/OneOf) which provides Discriminated Unions for C#, allowing stronger compile time guarantees when writing branching logic.