Getting to know about deconstruction syntax

Deconstruction is a syntax to split a value into multiple parts and store those parts individually into new variables. For example, tuples that return multiple values. Let us take the following method as an example, which returns a tuple of two string variables, Title and Author (see the New changes to tuples section):

    public (string Title, string Author) GetBookDetails() 
    { 
       return (Title: "Mastering Visual Studio 2017",
               Author: "Kunal Chowdhury"); 
    } 

Now, when you call the method GetBookDetails(), it will return a tuple. You can access its elements by calling the element name, as follows:

  var bookDetails = GetBookDetails(); // returns Tuple 
  Console.WriteLine("Title  : " + bookDetails.Title); 
  Console.WriteLine("Author : " + bookDetails.Author); 

In a deconstructing declaration, you can split the tuple into parts and assign them directly into new variables. You can then access those variables individually...