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using System;

public class Person
{
    public int Age { get; }
    public string Name { get; }

    public Person(int age, string name)
        : this(null, new Builder { Age = age, Name = name })
    {

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public class Person
{
    public Person(int age, string name);

    public int Age { get; }
    public string Name { get; }

    public virtual Person With(in Builder builder);

    public ref struct Builder

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Adding Index and Range support to existing library types (redux)

Summary:

Expand on the ability to implicitly support System.Index and System.Range for additional operations.

For example, the following would be allowed:

void Method(List list)

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Collection LLiterals

• A modest proposal for C# or
• The harbinger of llamageddon?

Today

• Collections are the bread-and-butter of programming

• LLinq started with a simple question "who works with data?"

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Hey Mads! I wanted to give you a little sketch of one of the approaches we've been considering to help out in the var/natural-type space. We discussed with stephen yesterday. While not a "slam slam dunk" it def seemed to have some real upsides that made it him feel better about some things (though it also came with downsides as you'll see).

Core goals/thoughts of mine were:

1. Perf sensitive people should not feel bad using 'var' the feature (or have to ban it).
2. We should be able to tell people "you can trust we do a really​ good job" or, ideally, "we do the best​ job" when you use these.
3. Limitations should be minimal. However, when present, should be sensible, acceptable, and easy to explain. Most users will feel things "just work" (However, those who like to know how the sausage is made might discover a lot of complexity to make that happen).
4. We may be stretching our comfort zone, but hopefully the value makes that ok.

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