I think C# is lucky in a way. It's getting old and bloated at a moment in history when modern is essentially synonymous with being a convoluted multi-paradigm m

I think C# is lucky in a way. It's getting old and bloated at a moment in history when modern is essentially synonymous with being a convoluted multi-paradigm monster gobbling up features and syntactic sugar at a frantic pace. Even the Go crowd has made the first step towards quantum computing, leaving behind errno in favor of returning both a possibly invalid return value and an error that can be nil and non-nil at the same time! ;-)