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J.B. Moreno
Anthony Jones said:Seriously you find this:-
MyClass c = new();
Easier to read than
var x = new MyClass();
I'm not Jeff, but yeah. Completely.
The type is declared, a variable is allocated, and a new object of the
type is created and assigned to the variable. It feels completely
natural. While I know what var does, it looks like late binding. This
creates a slight pause where I have to stop, focus on what language I'm
using and decide, no this isn't late binding, it's an alternate syntax
for declaring the type.