Make the csharp even smaller with the C# 9 changes#112
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ctyar wants to merge 1 commit intomathiasbynens:masterfrom
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Make the csharp even smaller with the C# 9 changes#112ctyar wants to merge 1 commit intomathiasbynens:masterfrom
ctyar wants to merge 1 commit intomathiasbynens:masterfrom
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I think it would be nice to keep the old file as csharp-8.cs, like how there are many files for old versions of HTML. |
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@dscorbett done. |
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Yes, assuming that a final newline wasn’t necessary in C# 8. |
MrJerB
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If we're just focusing on the int a;This file builds and runs, outputs nothing, and is 6 bytes in size. |
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With top-level programs in C# 9, we can reduce the size significantly.
The result is still same as: