Everyone who programs in C# will want to take advantage of these new features. CoDe Magazine Publisher Markus Egger covers the basics of anonymous methods, partial classes, and generics.
by Markus Egger
February 19, 2004
# has always had a reputation as a clean language with lots of innovation. The Whidbey-release of Visual Studio .NET ships with a new version of the C# compiler that has a number of great new features. Some of them will be implemented as generic runtime features that will show up in other languages as well, and some are truly C#-specific. All of them originated in the C# camp.
Anonymous Methods, Generics, and Partial Types are among the new features that will enter the C# arena in the near future. Some have been long anticipated; others are a surprise. All of them increase productivity and code reuse.
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# has always had a reputation as a clean language with lots of innovation. The Whidbey-release of Visual Studio .NET ships with a new version of the C# compiler that has a number of great new features. Some of them will be implemented as generic runtime features that will show up in other languages as well, and some are truly C#-specific. All of them originated in the C# camp.
