I think C # most people haven't learned it yet! Microsoft is studying new things again. It is named C ω, and ω is a symbol in mathematics. On the MS website, it is said to be an extension language of C, as for its syntax, the first time I saw it, people were dizzy and did not know what to write.
See the following code snippet:
Segment 1:
Using Microsoft. combench; using system; public class newsitem {attribute string title; attribute string author; struct {datetime date; string body;} public static void main () {newsitem news = <newsitem Title = "Hello World" author = "dare Obasanjo"> <date> {datetime. now} </date> <body> I am the first post of the New Year. </body> </newsitem>; console. writeline (News. title + "by" + news. author + "on" + news. date) ;}} Segment 2:
foreach (b in bs.book){ yield return <result> {b.title} {b.author} </result>}How is it? Dizzy, you can write the XML tag directly in the Code and call it. The following is an introduction and example about it in msdn:
Http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp? Url =/library/en-US/dnexxml/html/xml01142005.asp
Http://research.microsoft.com/Comega/doc/comega_startpage.htm
Now it has a compiler and can be integrated with vs after installation. . Net.
C ω compiler download page:
Http://research.microsoft.com/research/downloads/download.aspx? Fuid = {92e68cf7-ba75-4142-9ed0-25daed04efd7}
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