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Which features? Mostly data classes, a.k.a. records, and (from C# 8) non-nullable references. Kotlin has had these features for years and it makes things so muc
by ptx 6y ago
Which features? Mostly data classes, a.k.a. records, and (from C# 8) non-nullable references. Kotlin has had these features for years and it makes things so much easier and cleaner IMHO.
- jasonlhy 6y agoI believe they tried to keep the C# version independently from the framework version, so people can use the new C# version on a old .net framework. But things seem impossible for some new features, for example async steam just need new feature from core CLR. So after .C#8, they decide only to support it on .NET core