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C# 8, What's Coming

C# never ceases to evolve. Starting out as a copycat mix of Java and C++, selecting their best parts, the language has since walked its own way, innovating by itself. With version 8 on the horizon, let's have a look at the strongest candidates among the proposals for the finalized draft.


Nullable reference types
Once, value types couldn't be null, but that changed with the introduction of  System.Nullable in C# 2, although
the syntactic sugar of the '?' modifier which renders byte? and System.Nullable interchangeable is what stuck the most.

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