A lot of the stuff that you say that C# doesn't support, it does.  And if something isn't supported in C# as part of the language, it is in the .NET framework.

SpookyET wrote:
> A lot of the stuff that you say that C# doesn't support, it does.  And if
> something isn't supported in C# as part of the language, it is in the .NET
> framework.
> 

Did you read what Walter says about the list?

<Walter>
 This table is a quick and rough comparison of various features of D with other languages it is frequently compared with. While many capabilities are available with libraries, this table is for features built in to the core language itself.
</Walter>

Stephan

"SpookyET" <SpookyET_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:c15h9o$30sf$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> A lot of the stuff that you say that C# doesn't support, it does.

Please be more specific.

> And if
> something isn't supported in C# as part of the language, it is in the .NET
> framework.

Since anything can be done with a library, the comparison chart only compares what's in the core language.

"SpookyET" <SpookyET_member@pathlink.com> wrote in message news:c15h9o$30sf$1@digitaldaemon.com...
> A lot of the stuff that you say that C# doesn't support, it does.  And if something isn't supported in C# as part of the language, it is in the .NET framework.

You need to be specific