Three Unlikely Successful Features of D

This course explores three seemingly unimportant features of the programming language D that have become widely used and appreciated. The learning outcomes include understanding the utility of these features, their impact on community adoption, and their scalability to real-world large programs. The course teaches skills such as functional programming, generative programming, compile-time evaluation, and code injection using mixins. The teaching method involves discussing the features, their consequences, and providing examples for better comprehension. This course is intended for programmers interested in language design, advanced programming concepts, and exploring unconventional yet successful language features.