/CSD/ C# Daily

>Entire thread for a single language
This is reddit you fucking nigger

>larger
(more verbose)
>more diverse
(less consistent)
>faster
(than a turtle)

Performance-wise, yes. It's just a shame there's nothing that runs on it that's as cleanly built as C#.

>What do you love/hate about C#?
love:
-best standard library of all existing programming languages
-combines the best parts of c++ and java
hate:
-they copied the retarded java way of visibility syntax instead of the clean c++ one.
java:
public int c;
protected char x;
public function(){}
public String s;

c++:
public:
int c;
function(){}
string s;
protected:
char x;

>Why do you use it?
aps.net core
>Best resources you've found for learning C#?
docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/
c-sharpcorner.com/
dotnetperls.com/

sepples visibility syntax can get really confusing really fast if the programmer is a fucking retard.
C#/Java style is idiot-proof.

Alright, finally a thread on the best programming language. Does anyone know if any compilers are written in C#? I know I can compile a C# compiler in C#. Any way I can compile a Python compiler in C#?

C# isn't the best language

neither is it the best programming language

>-they copied the retarded java way of visibility syntax instead of the clean c++ one.
can you explain what you mean by this?

He literally gives an example