C# 4.0 / The Future of C#
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This session offers a historical perspective about where C# comes from and the trends that shaped the thinking for C# 3.0 and C# 4.0. These trends include declarative programming, dynamic & functional languages and concurrent programming. The theme of
C# 4.0 is dynamic programming and following are discussed: -Dynamically typed objects -Optional and named parameters -Improved COM interoperability -Co- and contra-variance
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c# 3.0 doesn't contain LINQ, that would be c#3.5
(or .net framework 3.5) Not c# per sei.
No, C# 3.0 contains LINQ. There is no C# 3.5. You confuse C# with .net Framework. C# != .net Framwork.
woooOOOWW did you see what he did from 66:00 till the end!!?? Mindblowingly awesome!
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