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That's how it goes. A Scala dev will look at the Scala type signature and shrug. A C# dev will look at the C# type signature and shrug. As usual, unfamiliar
by jakevn 12y ago
That's how it goes.
A Scala dev will look at the Scala type signature and shrug.
A C# dev will look at the C# type signature and shrug.
As usual, unfamiliar things are difficult and familiar things are easy.
- EpicEng 12y agoYeah, and not knowing Scala myself, I can't say that the OP didn't purposely use a contrived example. That said, I still don't think a class definition which is little more than a bunch of interfaces being implemented is confusing to anyone who got through chapter 4 of "Learn C# in 21 days".