Union types. In this One Dev Question, Mads Torgersen explains how C# will let you model…
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Union types. In this One Dev Question, Mads Torgersen explains how C# will let you model a closed set of unrelated types, create union values from them, and switch over them in a fully strongly typed way. It lands in C# 15 this November, and there's already a preview compiler you can try in #VisualStudio and #VSCode. 🎥https://msft.it/6014abxfM
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