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Coding discussions like these brings up the nostalgia in me, about the old days of Pascal, where array indexes could be of arbitrary discrete types, arbitrary lower and upper limits. Like an array indexed from 'a' through 'z'.

And also: Discrete types have a natural ordering, not because they "really are integers", because they are not. Succ('a') is 'b', without casting to int, increment and cast back. Wednesday follows Tuesday. And so on.

Proper handing of enums and discrete subrange types is near the top of my wish list for future C# versions. They could do it in Pascal 49 years ago; it should be possible to do in C# today. But it seems like I am the only one missing it. (Or maybe: One of the very few to know that once it existed.)
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