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fix(curriculum): use C# highlighting in static typing discussion
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Closes #63811
In the example I replaced Java with C# since FreeCodeCamp taught C# at one point. Additionally I've added C and C++ because as far as I know, prism's C# rules might require those as rule dependencies.
I did not want to add all those just for one lesson, I think it's unnecessary bloating, previously it had js, but it was changed
the questions here use highlighting: https://www.freecodecamp.org/learn/foundational-c-sharp-with-microsoft/write-your-first-code-using-c-sharp/guided-project-calculate-and-print-student-grades
something should already be implemented somewhere
https://github.com/freeCodeCamp/freeCodeCamp/blob/aaec1b82b9c02568bdbaf0e95e5c150fecf9d360/curriculum/challenges/english/blocks/write-your-first-code-using-c-sharp/647e235a8acb466c97ccbf00.md#L25-L26
it says clike, where does it come from? if it's already implemented someway you may not need to do all this
About the page you linked, it doesn't look like it has the correct highlighting for int.
That's just it. After testing, I don't think CLike actually has support for keywords like int.
https://prismjs.com/test#language=clike
then what is needed for the C# highlight? do the language for the codeblock needs to be replaced with csharp?
Ideally it should be csharp so it will have C# highlighting in my opinion. Nice and simple and self-explanatory. I still need to see what additional rulesets are required by C# but C and C++ were a good bet.
then we can open an issue later to update all the language blocks once you are done