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It's not simply a matter of "uncomfortable" syntactic sugar. It's a fundamental change from a statement to an expression. Also, there is an elegance to the fun
by porpoisely 8y ago
It's not simply a matter of "uncomfortable" syntactic sugar. It's a fundamental change from a statement to an expression.
Also, there is an elegance to the functional style of pattern matching. And C# has been incorporating a lot of functional paradigms for more than a decade now which may initially feel "out of place" but ultimately benefited the language greatly.