When I think about the failed type provider, the biggest gain is that I can write something like
let (Quotations.Patterns.Call(_,eq,_)) = <@ "aa"="b" @>
the equal operation is assigned to "eq". You only care about the "eq", not even need to declare the other parts. I really likes this elegant syntax, you can do:
let (_,b) = (2,3) where b will be 3.
Can you easily do this in C#? Maybe not.. :-)
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