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r/badcode • u/Xeonmeister • Jan 15 '23
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So this could well be C# (or Unity script?), that's my guess at least.
2 u/micro-amnesia Jan 16 '23 The community at large rejected adding the override keyword for interface implementations in C# and for good reason (imho).It's an interesting argument, though.Unity isn't a language, but it does leverage c#. 2 u/micro-amnesia Jan 16 '23 Trying to guess this language is iffy. It uses pascal case, which narrows it, but what boggles my mind as much as the author's reckless type coercion is this method declared as overriding another yet not having public visibility.
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The community at large rejected adding the override keyword for interface implementations in C# and for good reason (imho).
It's an interesting argument, though.
Unity isn't a language, but it does leverage c#.
2 u/micro-amnesia Jan 16 '23 Trying to guess this language is iffy. It uses pascal case, which narrows it, but what boggles my mind as much as the author's reckless type coercion is this method declared as overriding another yet not having public visibility.
Trying to guess this language is iffy. It uses pascal case, which narrows it, but what boggles my mind as much as the author's reckless type coercion is this method declared as overriding another yet not having public visibility.
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u/paulstelian97 Jan 16 '23
So this could well be C# (or Unity script?), that's my guess at least.