Under the category of changes that have no Managed Extensions support, static constructors can now be defined out-of-line (they were required to be defined inline within Managed Extensions), and the notion of a delegating constructor has been introduced.

In the Managed Extensions design, each set or get property accessor is specified as an independent method. The declaration of each method is prefixed with the __property keyword. The method name begins with either set_ or get_ followed by the actual name of the property (as visible to the user). Thus, a Vector providing an x coordinate get property would name it get_x and the user would invoke it as x. This naming convention and separate specification of methods actually reflects the underlying runtime implementation of the property. For example, here is our Vector with a set of coordinate properties:

public __gc __sealed class Vector {
public:
   __property double get_x(){ return _x; }
   __property double get_y(){ return _y; }
   __property double get_z(){ return _z; }

   __property void set_x( double newx ){ _x = newx; }
   __property void set_y( double newy ){ _y = newy; }
   __property void set_z( double newz ){ _z = newz; }
};

public ref class Vector sealed { 
public:
   property double x {
      double get() {
         return _x;
      }

      void set( double newx ) {
         _x = newx;
      }
   } // Note: no semi-colon
};

public ref class Vector sealed { 
public:
   property double x {
      double get() {
         return _x;
      }

   private:
      void set( double newx ) {
         _x = newx;
      }

   } // note: extent of private culminates here �

// note: dot is a public method of Vector
double dot( const Vector^ wv );

// etc.
};

public ref class Vector sealed { 
public:
   // equivalent shorthand property syntax
   property double x; 
   property double y;
   property double z;
};

public __gc class Vector;
public __gc class Matrix {
   float mat[,];

public: 
   __property void set_Item( int r, int c, float value);
   __property float get_Item( int r, int c );

   __property void set_Row( int r, Vector* value );
   __property Vector* get_Row( int r );
};

public ref class Vector {};
public ref class Matrix {
private:
   array^ mat;

public:
   property float Item [int,int] {
      float get( int r, int c );
      void set( int r, int c, float value );
   }

   property Vector^ Row [int] {
      Vector^ get( int r );
      void set( int r, Vector^ value );
   }
};

public ref class Matrix {
private:
   array^ mat;

public:
   // ok: class level indexer now
   //
   //     Matrix mat �
   //     mat[ 0, 0 ] = 1; 
   //
   // invokes the set accessor of the default indexer �

   property float default [int,int] {
      float get( int r, int c );
      void set( int r, int c, float value );
   }

   property Vector^ Row [int] {
      Vector^ get( int r );
      void set( int r, Vector^ value );
   }
};

__delegate void ClickEventHandler(int, double);
__delegate void DblClickEventHandler(String*);

__gc class EventSource {
   __event ClickEventHandler* OnClick;  
   __event DblClickEventHandler* OnDblClick;  
};

delegate void ClickEventHandler( int, double );
delegate void DblClickEventHandler( String^ );

ref class EventSource {
   event ClickEventHandler^ OnClick; 
   event DblClickEventHandler^ OnDblClick; 
};

// explicit implementations of add, remove, raise
public __delegate void f(int);
public __gc struct E {
   f* _E;
public:
   E() { _E = 0; }

   __event void add_E1(f* d) { _E += d; }

   static void Go() {
      E* pE = new E;
      pE->E1 += new f(pE, &E::handler);
      pE->E1(17); 
      pE->E1 -= new f(pE, &E::handler);
      pE->E1(17); 
   }

private:
   __event void raise_E1(int i) {
      if (_E)
         _E(i);
   }

protected:
   __event void remove_E1(f* d) {
      _E -= d;
   }
};

public delegate void f( int );
public ref struct E {
private:
   f^ _E; // delegates are also reference types

public:
   E() {  // note the replacement of 0 with nullptr!
      _E = nullptr; 
   }

   // the new aggregate syntax of an explicit event declaration
   event f^ E1 {
   public:
      void add( f^ d ) {
         _E += d;
      }

   protected:
      void remove( f^ d ) {
         _E -= d;
      }

   private:
      void raise( int i ) {
         if ( _E )
            _E( i );
      }
   }

   static void Go() {
      E^ pE = gcnew E;
      pE->E1 += gcnew f( pE, &E::handler );
      pE->E1( 17 ); 
      pE->E1 -= gcnew f( pE, &E::handler );
      pE->E1( 17 ); 
   }
};

__gc class base { public: virtual void f(); };
__gc class derived : public base {
public:
   __sealed void f();
};

ref class derived: public base {
public:
   virtual void f() override sealed;
};

__gc class base { public: virtual void f()=0; };

ref class base { public: virtual void f() abstract; };

public __gc __sealed class Vector {
public:
   Vector( double x, double y, double z );

   static bool    op_Equality( const Vector*, const Vector* );
   static Vector* op_Division( const Vector*, double );
   static Vector* op_Addition( const Vector*, const Vector* );
   static Vector* op_Subtraction( const Vector*, const Vector* );
};

int main()
{
   Vector *pa = new Vector( 0.231, 2.4745, 0.023 );
   Vector *pb = new Vector( 1.475, 4.8916, -1.23 ); 

   Vector *pc1 = Vector::op_Addition( pa, pb );
   Vector *pc2 = Vector::op_Subtraction( pa, pc1 );
   Vector *pc3 = Vector::op_Division( pc1, pc2->x );

   if ( Vector::op_Equality( pc1, pc2 ))
      ;
}

public ref class Vector sealed {
public:
   Vector( double x, double y, double z );

   static bool    operator ==( const Vector^, const Vector^ );
   static Vector^ operator /( const Vector^, double );
   static Vector^ operator +( const Vector^, const Vector^ );
   static Vector^ operator -( const Vector^, const Vector^ );
};

int main()
{
   Vector^ pa = gcnew Vector( 0.231, 2.4745, 0.023 );
   Vector^ pb = gcnew Vector( 1.475,4.8916,-1.23 );

   Vector^ pc1 = pa + pb;
   Vector^ pc2 = pa - pc1;
   Vector^ pc3 = pc1 / pc2->x;

   if ( pc1 == pc2 )
      ;
}