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> While there's nothing you can do in C# that cannot be done in F# Really? When did F# start supporting pointers? > to influence the direction of the other la
by svick 7y ago
> While there's nothing you can do in C# that cannot be done in F#
Really? When did F# start supporting pointers?
> to influence the direction of the other language (C#)
Lately, it seems it's the other way around: C# is introducing features like Span<T> or default interface members and F# is (quickly) catching up.
- runevault 7y agoTo your last point, with the freedom they seem to feel after the Core breakage (like Span/Memory) C# might start innovating on its own again instead of just taking awesome pieces from f# and making them part of C#.