February 10th, 2009
With the introduction of .NET 3.5 C# includes the “var” keyword to support anonymous types. One important motivation for this was to make code written with LINQ (Language-Integrated Query) easier to read. So what is an anonymous type? Anonymous types simply mean that you don’t specify the type — but let the compiler do it instead.
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