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Yes and no. Some of the features are really welcome, some are ghetto (like the ref performance ones) and some indeed change the visual look of the language a lo
by tasogare 5y ago
Yes and no. Some of the features are really welcome, some are ghetto (like the ref performance ones) and some indeed change the visual look of the language a lot (pattern matching). It's ok to keep up for someone already knowing the language but for a newcomer it's indeed super scary.
- oaiey 5y agoOn the other side, it is never easier to learn C# than now. The amount of ceremony removed in C#, the university educated functional programming patterns, the universal availability on operating systems and the quick setup (including eg. notebooks) are just some things. However, when I think back to my first line of code 30 years ago, i would also be scared of modern languages (however this applies to all actively maintained languages).