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Eric is wrong.[1] We could change it, we're choosing not to and I vehemently disagree with those who think we should change it. [1] Well, he was right when he
by Locke1689 11y ago
Eric is wrong.[1] We could change it, we're choosing not to and I vehemently disagree with those who think we should change it.
[1] Well, he was right when he wrote that, but he's wrong now.
- MichaelGG 11y agoWell, that's disappointing. It'd be nice if C# allowed more succinctness, and eliding type annotations is a major part of that. It feels like those aspects of C# were chosen just to implement LINQ, then forgotten. Also don't mistake my tone in my comments. While I am annoyed with the direction MS is taking, C# is still obviously better than most languages and the tooling is a fantastic. I'm happy it is still being improved, despite detractors saying it's too kitchen-sinky or changing too fast.