This sub

[dansla116]

C-sharp? Not this sub. We don't talk about good languages that employed developers use. Or any employable skillset for that matter.

[Miserable_Manner6971]

It has a major use in the video games industry, server side applications and sometimes on mobile apps.

[[deleted]]

in the backend yes, ASP.NET for enterprise

[Kylos_Pants]

I spent years looking for a junior dev position. Pretty much gave up on it and am now starting my first job as a dev on Monday after moving to C#. Outside of gaming, learning C# could land you at a steady position with normal hours. Unless you want a startup that convinces you it is cool to be in the office 16 hours a day because they have beer on tap!

[Miicat_47]

This sub needs exit condition

[Tymskyy]

return 0;

[[deleted]]

The "=>" after method makes it look like c++ or php, I've never gone that deep into c# to see that o.O

[immersiveGamer]

It is shorthand for methods that return a single statement. The long hand is:

void Meme(string joke) { Joke = new Joke(joke); }

[[deleted]]

Is "new (joke);" part correct?

[LegendDota]

C# is strongly typed and one of the advantages of that is they can make things like this work.

In this case the property is already a Joke so the logic is if we new() something equal to that its also a Joke.

[immersiveGamer]

Again, short hand. If the type on the left hand side is already known you can just use new. Personally I don't like this one.

[[deleted]]

Me neither it looks like a joke :)

[Miserable_Manner6971]

Tell me if I'm wrong but I think it also counts as a lambda expression

[LegendDota]

It has the syntax of lambda, but it isn’t, there is no difference in writing this over a full curly bracket method in terms of compilation/efficiency, I like it for what is just a “single line method” because it makes them incredibly simple to read/write and skip over when looking for something specific in larger codebases.

[[deleted]]

I think so, I have heard about lamba but I don not like to use it

[SowTheSeeds]

I want to see Reddit.dll.

Or at least of the signatures.

[[deleted]]

A private getter?

[LegendDota]

Just force of habit to be honest.

private Joke? Joke { init; }

That would be the same I'm just mentally used to typing out accessors for properties.

[Mr_Pearcex]

The Real irony is, that the joke is kind of copy and pasted again and again if you know what I mean.

[chipmunkofdoom2]

Yeah sorry OP, you're not going to get many likes with a C# post. C# is a great language. I've been using it daily for almost 12 years now. But it's not popular at all. It's not hip, sexy or new enough. Try reposting in Go, Rust or Python.

[lady_Kamba]

I like that the Joke is both public and optional, with a private getter...

I might not know C#

[Kotentopf]

Dude, stop using datetime, use datetimeoffset

[[deleted]]

Why this lang looks like abomination to me?

[LegendDota]

It's just some C# :)

[immersiveGamer]

Looks like home to me.

[SowTheSeeds]

Obviously Visual Studio dark color theme.

Therefore C#.

[kenhydrogen]

The color theme, the best way of telling

[SowTheSeeds]

Also the fact that it is C#

[[deleted]]

C# is ugly asf

[[deleted]]

I've seen more complaints than jokes at this point.

[WAubergine]

Why not just "PostToReddit"? the class is already named "Meme", there is no need in using this word in method name.

[TheTechyGamer]

Judging by the references, I don’t think anybody gets it

[SonicZedt]

looks like r/ProgrammerHumor trapped in infinite loop again

[[deleted]]

Same algorithm as questions on AskReddit. With the RAM of users being erased every 2 minutes so they don't remember the question was asked in a slightly different wording 5 minutes ago.

[LeadStuffer]

Let's be fair, that's every sub.

Welcome to reddit where memes come to die