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Tuples in C#, TypeScript and Rust: Same Syntax, Different Rules
How C# 11, TypeScript 4.9 and Rust 1.66 treat tuples: naming, mutability, equality and pattern matching, and when a named type is the better choice.
Programming
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C# 11 Features: Raw String Literals, Required Members, and More
No more escaping nightmares. Raw string literals start and end with at least three quotes: They work with interpolation too just add more dollar signs: This…
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Q# Programming: Building Quantum Applications
Setting up a Q project: Q programming provides: High level quantum abstractions Built in resource management Classical quantum hybrid programs Comprehensive…
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Power Fx: The Low-Code Programming Language for Everyone
Power Fx makes programming accessible to everyone who knows Excel. As it expands across the Power Platform and beyond, expect to see it become a standard…
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C# 10 Features: Writing Cleaner, More Expressive Code
C# 10 continues the trend of making the language more expressive while reducing boilerplate. Combined with .NET 6's performance improvements, it's a great…
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C# 10 Preview Features for Modern Development
C# 10 is the language release I've been most anticipating in a long time. Record structs, global usings, file-scoped namespaces, extended property…