creating a new type
how do Integers for example do it, that they are a struct under the hood but instead of calling a constructor like they can be assigned like
Iand can the user replicate this?
EPrimitive types like int are special cases that I assume are handled by the C# compiler
It isn't really possible to do much custom syntax unless you want to write a preprocessor or something
It isn't really possible to do much custom syntax unless you want to write a preprocessor or something
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EYou can create custom types, but the syntax will use the new keyword like you have in the first line
Cthere is also implicit/explicit conversion:
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will print Cthats basically like casting, if that was instead of u would have to write
its basically a casting operator override
its basically a casting operator override
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