There's no definition of `interpolated_string anywhere`. But I found the `interpolated_string_expression`. So I fixed the reference. |
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C# Language Specification
Version 6
This is an unofficial draft, posted here for convenience. When we submit a C# 6.0 spec proposal to ECMA (who is currently finalizing the C# 5.0 Standard), it will be shared here.
- Introduction
- Lexical structure
- Basic concepts
- Types
- Variables
- Conversions
- Expressions
- Expression classifications
- Static and Dynamic Binding
- Operators
- Member lookup
- Function members
- Primary expressions
- Unary operators
- Arithmetic operators
- Shift operators
- Relational and type-testing operators
- Logical operators
- Conditional logical operators
- The null coalescing operator
- Conditional operator
- Anonymous function expressions
- Query expressions
- Assignment operators
- Expression
- Constant expressions
- Boolean expressions
- Statements
- Namespaces
- Classes
- Structs
- Arrays
- Interfaces
- Enums
- Delegates
- Exceptions
- Attributes
- Unsafe code
- Documentation comments