It is a new feature that has been interchosed in C# 3.0. Which allows declaring variable by using the Var keyword and here the data type of those variable is identifiers base in the value that is assigned to it.
var t = 100; /// t is of type int
var f = 12.56f //f is a type float
var b = true; //b is of type bool
var s = "csharpatoz"; // s is type string
While declaring implicit type local variable we need to remember two things:-
var t = 100; /// t is of type int
var f = 12.56f //f is a type float
var b = true; //b is of type bool
var s = "csharpatoz"; // s is type string
While declaring implicit type local variable we need to remember two things:-
- We can not declare variable using var keyword without initialization those variable.
- We can declare this variable only a block of code like a method. But not directly under a class to consume throughout the class.
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