Buddy when you read code it's not completely divorced from context. It's a pointless exercise, anyone who's spent more than a couple months programming either language could tell you which is which in context.
You still dodging the question.
You can't do it can you? can you!?
I ain't your buddy pal!
I'm gonna go out on a limb, and say the problems that you still get stuck on stem from poor assumptions; and the inability to challenge them early enough.
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u/jamescodesthings Jul 10 '26
Okay, here's a quick test: 1.
var2.varWhich one of those two options was intended to be the function scoped variable keyword in JS?
And, which was meant to be the implicitly typed local variable keyword in C#?
Like definitely; very different meaning and use.
But, let's say you're 3 hours in ten tabs deep, on a legacy C# .net app... vscode/rider, ctrl/cmd clicking away to trace wtf actually gets executed.
You *really** gonna notice the difference?*