One action I find frustrating in C# is where a particular action needs to be taken based off of the type of a particular object. Ideally I would like to solve this with a switch statement but switch statements only support constant expressions in C# so
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It's often useful to ensure that actions occur on specific threads, in particular event handlers. Take Windows Forms for instance where all operations on a Control must occur on the thread it was created on. Typically this is not a problem
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One of the limitations of C# type inference is that you cannot use it to infer the type of a lambda expression. For example, the following code will not compile var f = () => 4; Normally this is not too much of an issue because you can just explicitly
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