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Abusing CSharp 5
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Summary
Jon Skeet entertains the audience with C# snippets that one should not use in real life.
Bio
Jon Skeet is a Java developer for Google in London, but he plays with C# in his free time. He loves writing and talking about C#, and the third edition of 'C# in Depth' was published in September 2013. Writing less formally, Jon spends a lot of time on Stack Overflow. Give him a puzzle about how C# behaves which gets him reaching for the language specification, and Jon is a happy bunny.
About the conference
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Nov 18, 2014
Community comments
Thanks!
by peter lin,
C# vs Java
by Shamal Jayakody,
Excellent
by Aluan Haddad,
Thanks!
by peter lin,
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I haven't laughed so hard in a while. That was just too much fun and evil fun at that.
C# vs Java
by Shamal Jayakody,
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Java and C# are similar programming languages that are statically, strongly, and manifestly typed, both are class-based object-oriented, both are designed with semi-interpretation or runtime compilation in mind, both use garbage-collection, and both are "curly brace languages" like C and C++.
Excellent
by Aluan Haddad,
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This was great. Entertaining and informative.