Not really. It has a pretty bare bones OOP (single inheritance, interface), primitives and objects, generics and pretty much that's it.
Newer features fit very nicely and didn't increase the language surface (records are just a normal class with some methods auto-generated, while sealed types are just a restriction on who can subtype an interface -- and yet these give full ADT support for the language that improves readability and type safety).
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Not really. It has a pretty bare bones OOP (single inheritance, interface), primitives and objects, generics and pretty much that's it.
Newer features fit very nicely and didn't increase the language surface (records are just a normal class with some methods auto-generated, while sealed types are just a restriction on who can subtype an interface -- and yet these give full ADT support for the language that improves readability and type safety).