C# 4.0

[DimPrawn]

I have heard on the grapevine that C# 4.0 is going to be called YODA.

public void Main(string[] args) {

Console.WriteLine(“Hello World”);

}


becomes

(args of string many are they) Main is what they seek yet return they do not.

Brace you must

Written it is, the Console. “Hello World”



hmmmmmmm

[Churchill]

I have heard on the grapevine that C# 4.0 is going to be called YODA.

public void Main(string[] args) {

Console.WriteLine(“Hello World”);

}


becomes

(args of string many are they) Main is what they seek yet return they do not.

Brace you must

Written it is, the Console. “Hello World”



hmmmmmmm

Ah yes, C#, for all those out there that can't master C++!

[VectraMan]

(args of string many are they) Main is what they seek yet return they do not.

Brace you must

Written it is, the Console. “Hello World”

Isn't that VB?

[bogeyman]

Ah yes, C#, for all those out there that can't master C++!

Now ANSI C I like, but C++ is the product of an unwholesome and tormented mind.

The product of a mind of a man that would lie awake night after night and could only get it up by thinking about 'polymorphism' and 'inherritance' and (ugh!) 'encapsulation' when his poor wife was lying awake at his side frigging herself unhappily to orgasm and a fretful slumber.

Watch out for that Barney Sodastream guy!

[bogeyman]

Elizabethan OOP

//
// Henry IIIV's first program
//

I return nothing except unto the VOID (an pretty Integral number x) {
if (x be less than weight_of('an quail\'s egg) {
sayeth("thine x be a very small thing indeed");
}
else {
sayeth("verily, thine x be a thing of some substance");
}
}

behead(x);
// End Execution

[threaded]

Whenever anyone asks my thoughts on C++ I just answer that that Barney Sodastream guy is a Dane from Aarhus. It is enough of an answer I feel.

Same goes for Java and C# (different guy obviously).

[AtW]

I have heard on the grapevine that C# 4.0 is going to be called YODA.

public void Main(string[] args) {

Console.WriteLine(“Hello World”);

}

AFAIK at the moment Main function (to be automatically run) in C# has to be static member of the class, think attribute [STAThread] is optional, but maybe its not.

What it means in effect is that C# 4.0 will have AI to determine such functions without having programmer to specify them explicitly.

[Fungus]

What it means in effect is that C# 4.0 will have AI to determine such functions without having programmer to specify them explicitly.

You mean like the paper clip? Oh goody.

[mcquiggd]

C#4 will indeed have a new syntax....


protected class BusinessPlan
{

public long yourPay=50000;
private int myPay = 500;

private void Agenda ()
{
for (int iIsGreatestProgrammerInTheWorldIsntIt=0; myPay < yourPay;
jobsOverseas++)
{
Console.WriteLine ("Check out the special pricing for India for Microsoft
products, training, and other freebies");
yourPay--;
myPay--;
iIsGreatestProgrammerInTheWorldIsntIt=0;
}
}
}

[AtW]

Well, jobsOverseas is not declared and Agenda() will never run as its private and no other functions in class use it. The funniest thing however is that loop is going to run much longer than you probably think...