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After a lot of work on Anders' part, we now have an updated version of the C# 2.0 Language Specification on the website.
Not only does it have updated information on the “big 4” - Generics, iterators, anonymous methods, and partial classes, but it also has new information on a few other areas.
The biggest one is nullable types, which are a new way to creating nullable versions of value types and specialized language syntax to support using these types. There are also a few “miscellaneous” ones, the most awaited one surely being different accessability on property getters and setters.
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