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What makes Scala's operator overloading “good”, but C++'s “bad”?
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In general it is not a bad thing.
New languages such as C# also have operator overloading.
It is the abuse of operator overloading that is a bad thing.
But there are also problems with operator overloading as defined in C++. Because overloaded operators are just syntactic sugar ...
“Delegate subtraction has unpredictable result” in ReSharper/C#?
...ate to say that the .NET framework defines overloads - it's baked into the C# compiler. Delegate does not overload + and -.)
– Jon Skeet
Jun 24 '12 at 18:44
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Why does this C++ snippet compile (non-void function does not return a value) [duplicate]
... return statement without any expression in a non-void function? And that C# and Java solved the problem you are describing much better than C++ did (unless C compatibility is taken as a requirement)?
– Jirka Hanika
Sep 11 '15 at 11:56
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Why no ICloneable?
...rivate, the method will be called should Foo be cast to IClonable (CLR via C# 2nd Ed, p.319). Seems like an odd design decision, but there it is. So Foo.Clone() gives the first method, and ((ICloneable) Foo).Clone() gives the second method.
– Joel in Gö
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What are the relationships between Any, AnyVal, AnyRef, Object and how do they map when used in Java
...classes that extend AnyVal.
PS: In my own view, Java is likely to follow C# in allowing "struct" primitives, and maybe typedefs, as parallelism without resorting to them is proving difficult to accomplish with good performance.
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What happens if i return before the end of using statement? Will the dispose be called?
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Why don't Java Generics support primitive types?
...ves is relatively expensive in both time and space compared with the C++ / C# model ... where the actual primitive type is used.
– Stephen C
Jun 23 '15 at 8:00
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Enums and Constants. Which to use when?
...self allows even floating point valued enums, but you can't define them in C#, although I think you can still use them (except in switch).
Furthermore, using enums gives you more type safety. If you intend to use e.g. int constants as method parameters, then I could call the method with any int val...
Unable to type in Visual Studio
...d this solution solved it. I have VS 2013 Professional & ReSharper 8.2 C# edition
– dvdmn
Jan 15 '15 at 15:03
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How can I access an internal class from an external assembly?
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