Heh. You still have anonymous delegates in C# 2.0, and you can roll your own expression trees if you really want them. Same thing for yield and extension method

Heh. You still have anonymous delegates in C# 2.0, and you can roll your own expression trees if you really want them. Same thing for yield and extension methods. Of course your code will be much more verbose and unnatural, and you won't have as much compiler support. Yes my friends, we are deep in the Turing Tarpit, where the boundary between language and library is blurred, baroque architecture looms menacingly in the mist, and the bare metal is somewhere far below the fetid surface of the swamp. I hope you brought your safari hat and your elephant shotgun.