Delphi and C# comparison

Delphi and C# comparison: "Marc Rohloff posted a pretty nice list copmaring and contrasting Delphi and C#.

Features C# has that Delphi doesn't foreach operators using, lock, checked and unchecked block scoped variables case statements with strings assembly internal classes namespaces can span code units implicit array dimensioning: int[] a = new int[1,2,3]; ternary operator ( ? : ) can use classes from namespaces without importing the whole namespace circular references are possible try..catch..finally assignment operators ( =, , -=, etc) multi-file assemblies You don't need to distribute Borland.Delphi.dll

Features Delphi has that C# doesn't sub-range types enums and sets are first-class types class type support virtual constructors virtual class methods nested procedures non-default index properties can defines constant arrays and records resourcestring s default parameters variants arrays with non-integral subscripts sets with more than 64 elements message handlers unions (variant records) untyped parameters const parameters