This article describes new features of C# 7.1, C# 7.2 and lists some of the planned features of C# 8. Here’s a quick overview of what the article covers:

1. How to select C# language version in visual studio (C#7.1/C#7.2)?
2. New features in C# 7.1
• Inferred tuple element names
• Async main
• Default literal expressions
3. New features in C# 7.2
• Private protected access modifier
• Non-trailing named arguments
• Leading underscores in numeric literals
• Reference semantics with value types
4. A Preview of C# 8

Get the details at Code Project

If you are involved in much web development, you will eventually need to work with web services or web APIs. This is a great article that summarizes a few of the different ways you can write C# code to work with these services. It covers the following methods to consume a RESTful API in C#:

• HttpWebRequest/Response class
• WebClient class
• HttpClient class
• RestSharp NuGet package
• ServiceStack Http Utils

Each of them have their own pros and cons, and article gives a good overview of them. Find out more at RESTful API in C#.