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In my opinion type aliases shouldn't use
using
keyword, since it is used by other useful features, but overall those changes are nice.Yes, C# is slowly getting more bloated, like C++, but it's still a lot better than cpp imo and those changes (especially primary constructors) can remove boilerplate code.
Type aliases already existed, and already used the
using
keyword. This version essentially just adds a few new options for the bit after the=
(to be specific: tuple types, array types, pointer types, or other unsafe types).