[OT] Sharp Regrets: Top 10 Worst C# Features

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On Wednesday, 19 August 2015 at 13:02:50 UTC, Chris wrote:
> Yes, I forgot, it does. But why not `x++`? I never understood 
> why. As if most people were too stoooopid to grasp the concept 
> that `x++` is the same as `x += 1` (which is intellectually as 
> 'challenging' as `x++`, by the way).

I don't know, and I seldom miss it, but I guess one reason could 
be that you would have to define what "1" is for non-real types.

x--/x++ should be more like pred(), succ() on enumerations?

e.g.:
month = JAN;
month++; // FEB


> farge / farve / färg / Farbe - still the same thing ;)

:)