Typically, we use a base class that comprises these methods that all value object implementations should extend. In the above example, I’ve provided a basic implementation of value objects in C#.

In this example we will take advantage of a ConcurrentBag class to store objects. Note that the ConcurrentBag class in the System.Collections.Concurrent namespace provides a lock-free, thread-safe ...

I can't reuse C# objects in TypeScript, of course, but it would be great if I could just copy and paste my C# class from into my TypeScript code. Which is exactly what TypeScriptSyntaxPaste does.