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In the 2010s, there were a lot of posts about how C# could never even match F# even in 30 versions from that time. But then C# started adding compiler flags th
by Ros2 5y ago
In the 2010s, there were a lot of posts about how C# could never even match F# even in 30 versions from that time.
But then C# started adding compiler flags that allow a redo of past suboptimal decisions (nullable reference types) without breaking existing code.
What is the current feeling on this? It seems kind of countered by the fact that the C# team is no longer bound by any past decisions.
- int_19h 5y agoC# is much further towards readability on the readability/conciseness scale, and I don't expect that to change. Sure, it gets many similar features over time, but compare e.g. pattern matching and how much clunkier it is. Or pipelining.
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- pharmakom 5y agoC# can never be made expression orientated. This is the real killer feature of F#.