C Using Statements

Recently C# added "using" statements that can replace "using" blocks in many scenarios. It lets you auto-dispose of a disposable object at the end of the current block, rather than defining a brand new block.

This reduces the number of nested blocks your code needs. It's not unusual to have two nested using blocks, and that pushes your code way over. Now, you just need to structure your code so that it disposes at the end of the block (method, if/else block, old-fashioned using block, even a custom block).