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@fbomb it is indeed visual studio. Interesting, I always assumed it was a style guide for the language since it does that automatically.
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@smithalan2 actually it is, but you can tell Visual Studio to fuck off.
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@smithalan2 so nothing to rant about in c#? 😉
How about void not being a first-class type (meaning you have to have Action<int> instead of Func<int, void>, Task and Task<T>, etc.)
Or maybe how enums are painfully slow and unsafe to work with.
Or maybe how try-catch-finally is so fucking annoying and overly verbose in comparison to RAII.
Or maybe how the generic constraints are so basic and do not allow constraints on delegate types and enum types although it's possible in IL (I don't want to have to rely on IL weaving magic of Unconstrained Melody and such) -
@johnny-cache Im feeling a new c# rant is coming up soon ^,^
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@tahnik Same here at the point that I ended making a library which provides and other not-yet implemented or short version of verbose methods.
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@thiagoavadore I actually haven't used Python enough to get a in depth feel for the language, Basic Machine learning and raspberry pi stuff is all I've used it for :)
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@java9 It's not bad as long as you're using it effectively. I don't why he is complaining about static in java.
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@smithalan2 well it's not java's fault is it? It's the person's fault who is making the design decisions.
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friggin' node dependencies
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C#: I despise the way the curly braces get automatically put under the function declaration rather than beside it since it's a language style thing.
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Go: The way the compiler won't let you have unused variables/imports. Pain in the ass for testing.
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