Update code to use C# 6 features #67
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July 18, 2017 00:46
Merge pull request TestStack#63 from run1206/master
Update code to use C# 6 (String interpolation, null propogation, Expression Bodied Methods). Inlcude NUnit Test Adapter to see Unit Tests in VS Test Explorer
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Very similar to #44 from AlexArchive.
Haven't seen null propogation and string interpolation change since the VS2015 Preview late 2014.
String Interpolation is confirmed to use the following syntax: $"Person Name: {person.Name}" (assuming person is an object with the property Name).
Included NUnit Test Adapter 2.1.1 to see the tests in VS Test Explorer.