do you have an evidence for that? It seems a weird thing to say when C# is such a high quality language, and C# (and .net) keeps adapting and changing. There

do you have an evidence for that? It seems a weird thing to say when C# is such a high quality language, and C# (and .net) keeps adapting and changing. There are some advantages with stronger functional languages. Though C# seems to be slowly but surely working out how to incorporate more functional ideas. Though never will be a "functional language" but will support a functional approach.