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Fister
I'm reading Professional C# (Wrox) and stumbled across:
"Some features are supported by.NET but not by C#, and you might be surprised
to learn that some features of the C# language are not supported by .NET
(for example, some instances of operator overloading)!"
How can some features be supported by C# and not .NET? Are there other features
than operator overloading and could someone please supply an example?
/ Fister
"Some features are supported by.NET but not by C#, and you might be surprised
to learn that some features of the C# language are not supported by .NET
(for example, some instances of operator overloading)!"
How can some features be supported by C# and not .NET? Are there other features
than operator overloading and could someone please supply an example?
/ Fister