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Reading the code I thought it was Java. Only the tags of the articles hint it is C#. Why can't people state what language they are talking about in this kind o
by Iv 7y ago
Reading the code I thought it was Java. Only the tags of the articles hint it is C#.
Why can't people state what language they are talking about in this kind of articles?
- Udo 7y agoNormally I would agree with you, there are many instances of articles where the language/framework in question is just assumed to be known. However, in this case, the post is clearly marked ".NET, .NET Core, C#".
- tobyhinloopen 7y ago“Clearly marked” in muted small text.
- Udo 7y ago"muted small text" directly below the headline. Could it be more prominent? Yes. But it's not like the author didn't attempt to communicate the language context, and in that I argue, this blog is still doing better than many other.
- mxscho 7y ago"Why can't people state what language" <> "the tags of the articles hint it is C#" (This was an earlier version of Python.)
- pwdisswordfish2 7y ago“doesn't equal” ≠ “is the opposite of”
- alipang 7y agoNor is it monoid composition.
- Iv 7y agofair enough