Most Useful Attributes in C#: From Beginner to Pro
Hello everyone! I started learning C# and came across something called attributes. So far I only understand that there is `[Obsolete]`, which marks a method as deprecated, and `[Serializable]` for serialization. But I feel like this is just the tip of the iceberg.
For example, I'm writing a small logging application and noticed that I constantly duplicate access check code. Here's what I have now:
```csharp
public void DeleteUser(int userId)
{
if (!HasAccess("Admin"))
{
Console.WriteLine("No access");
return;
}
// delete user
Console.WriteLine("User deleted");
}
```
What if there are 20 methods? That's a nightmare. I've heard that attributes can somehow automate checks, logging, validation. But how? Which attributes are actually useful in everyday
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