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Not able to watch the video at the moment but this would mean the language can both be used as like powershell but also for large projects as well?
I get you can sort of do this in powershell too (breakkng down into objects and multiple files) but does anyone know of any major changes this may cause to development?
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I doubt this would change anything that was already built in C# but it enables the use of C# for smaller independent scripts. Stuff you might use Python, Bash or Powershell for. It still requires a runtime so not quite as portable as Bash/Pwsh but I'd take a C# script over a Python one most days.