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With C# 12, you can terminate empty types with a semicolon:
Before:
public interface IApplicationAssemblyMarker { }
After:
public interface IApplicationAssemblyMarker;
This is applicable to classes, records, and structs as well.
It looks a lot neater IMO.
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With C# 12, you can terminate empty types with a semicolon:
Before:
After:
This is applicable to classes, records, and structs as well.
It looks a lot neater IMO.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: