C# 11 is coming, so we're going to explore its new features in detail. You may find these new features pretty curious even though there are not that many of them. Today let's take a closer look at the generic math support, raw string literals, the required modifier, the type parameters in attributes, and more.
Generic Attributes
C# 11 added support for generic attributes — now we can declare them similarly to generic classes and methods. Even though we have been able to pass a type as a parameter in a constructor before, we now can now use the where constraint to specify what types should be passed. Now we also don't have to use the typeof operator all the time.