In .NET Preview 2, C# 14 introduces partial instance constructors and partial events, expanding the functionality of partial members introduced in C# 13. These features allow developers to declare members in one part of a class and implement them in another, enabling more organized and modular code often beneficial for source generation. Additionally, the preview continues to enhance the JIT compiler's devirtualization capabilities for array interface methods, reflecting the ongoing efforts to improve runtime performance and programming flexibility in .NET 10.
C# 14 introduces partial instance constructors and partial events, enhancing the existing partial members from C# 13, allowing for more modular class implementations.
Partial members facilitate class member declarations in one file while allowing implementation in another, a practice often utilized by source generators.
.NET Preview 2 continues improving JIT compiler's devirtualization for array interface methods, building on advancements made in Preview 1.
The introduction of partial instance constructors and events, alongside ongoing JIT compiler enhancements, showcases the ongoing commitment to modularity and performance in .NET.
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