C# 14 introduces user-defined compound assignment operators (like +=), allowing custom types to define in-place operation logic for better performance and domain-specific behavior.
Explores how certain programming language features, like operator overloading and macros, create 'spooky action at a distance' similar to quantum mechanics, harming code clarity.
Explains the three types of polymorphism in programming (Adhoc, Parametric, Subtype) with JavaScript examples, going beyond typical OOP coverage.
Explores using C# operator overloading to create cleaner syntax for cross-platform file path concatenation, inspired by ReSharper's code.
Explores how to use Swift's addition operator overloading for expressive code, covering numbers, strings, arrays, and ranges.
