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I don't know what major project you are talking which uses these features. I'm not talking about small projects by John Joes, I'm talking about LARGE infrastruc
by rms_returns 11y ago
I don't know what major project you are talking which uses these features. I'm not talking about small projects by John Joes, I'm talking about LARGE infrastructure projects. For example, Android SDK is extensively used in Java world, and the Android SDK has tons of Interfaces as either arguments or class helpers which can be substantially overhauled by using these features.
- SideburnsOfDoom 11y agoPlease don't move the goalposts; You stated that c# does not have lambdas, but has for 9 years now. You also asked "I don't know what major project you are talking which uses these features". As far as I have seen, and I've seen a fair amount, any and every non-trivial c# program (and many of the trivial ones too) use lambdas. Even if it's just in the small-scoped, rote use e.g. of var matches = someList.Where(item => item.x > y); Technically that counts as "using a lambda". Don't knock it for being trivial, it's a gateway drug ;)
- paulddraper 11y agoConsidering that this is a comment on an article about Forth, I don't think "major project" is even in the realm of discourse :)