C# 9 Records and Discriminated Unions

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C# Records and Discriminated Unions

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  1. Bassam Alugili
  2. C#
  3. C# 9
  4. Records
  5. Discriminated Unions
  6. .Net
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Why is the C# team so desperate to bolt on F# features? Every release of C# over the last few years have seen more and more F# features added, despite no great demand from C# users. F# has had Records and Discriminated Unions since version 1.0 was released 10 years ago. F# had async features 7 years before they were added to C#. Seems like the C# team want C# to become F# with a C-Style syntax.

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