Comment by Ros2

In the 2010s, there were a lot of posts about how C# could never even match F# even in 30 versions from that time.

But then C# started adding compiler flags that allow a redo of past suboptimal decisions (nullable reference types) without breaking existing code.

What is the current feeling on this? It seems kind of countered by the fact that the C# team is no longer bound by any past decisions.