How can I avoid shared state in C# applications?

What are some strategies to avoid shared state in C#?

To avoid shared state in C#, you can use techniques like dependency injection, immutability, and local state management.

Can you explain how dependency injection helps with this?

Dependency injection allows you to pass dependencies to a class rather than having the class create them, reducing shared state.

What about using immutability? How does that work?

Immutability ensures that once an object is created, it cannot be changed, which helps prevent unintended side effects from shared state.

Are there any libraries in C# that can help with managing state?

Yes, libraries like Autofac for dependency injection and Immutable Collections for immutability can be very helpful.