17 Pieces of C# Syntax That Make Your Code Short

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The syntax of the C# programming language is changing. It has been changing since version 1, and we are still witnessing the addition of more details to it. Have you ever considered why we are getting these pieces of syntax and not some other?
In this video, we will revisit a number of seemingly minor improvements added to the language over the years and draw them to a conclusion: Novel C# syntax makes writing pure functions easy.
It takes time to accept pure functions as a design tool and a lot of practice to make the most out of them. But one thing I promise to you: Once you get there, you will never look back to the old-school imperative coding.
And more: Your code will be way shorter than it used to be. How much shorter? 50-70% on average. That should motivate every programmer to start using the novel C# syntax as intended.
⚡️Chapters:
⌚ 00:00 Intro
⌚ 00:53 Imperative code (100% length)
⌚ 03:17 Object-oriented code (57% length)
⌚ 05:35 Comparing different styles
⌚ 06:45 Functional code (50% length)
⌚ 09:17 Pure functions (40% length)
⌚ 11:58 Conclusion

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