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var

A keyword that lets the compiler work out a variable's type from its starting value.

var declares an implicitly typed local; the variable is still statically typed, with the type inferred from its initializer.

Examples

  • var count = 3; makes count an int, exactly as if you'd written int count = 3;.

See also

variable type inference
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