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This syntactic sugar removes the braces from simple methods and properties and makes them one-liners.
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On the other hand,
C# contains a lot of syntactic sugar.
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Syntactic sugar is a feature
in a programming language
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that helps with writing more concise code.
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They provide alternative ways to write
the same code using fewer keystrokes.
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We recently saw one example of syntactic
sugar, the ternary if statement.
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So instead of typing this,
we only need to type this.
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Another example is auto-properties,
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where instead of typing this
we only need to type this.
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The result of using syntactic sugar in
general is shorter more concise code.
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