Being able to have property accessors with different accessibilities was another example of this. We had some experience with users being able to specify different levels of virtual-ness (virtuality?) on different accessors in an early version of the language, and it was a really confusing feat...
Being able to have property accessors with different accessibilities was another example of this. We had some experience with users being able to specify different levels of virtual-ness (virtuality?) on different accessors in an early version of the language, and it was a really confusing feat...
Being able to have property accessors with different accessibilities was another example of this. We had some experience with users being able to specify different levels of virtual-ness (virtuality?) on different accessors in an early version of the language, and it was a really confusing feat...