How is a variable assigned in C#?

In C#, the var keyword can automatically infer the type of a variable based on its initialization expression. The var keyword uses type inference at compile time based on the expression on the right side, declaring the variable as the corresponding type. Here is a way to assign a value using var:

1. Implicit Declaration and Initialization: Declare a variable using the var keyword, and initialize it by assigning an expression to it with an equals sign. The compiler will infer and determine the variable’s type based on the type of the expression.
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   重述：Can we go see a movie together this weekend?
3. var name = “John”; // The type of ‘name’ is inferred as string
   var age = 25; // The type of ‘age’ is inferred as int
4. Anonymous type: create an instance of an anonymous type using the var keyword and assign values to its properties through object initializer.
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   Paraphrased: I think we need to find alternative solutions to address this issue.
6. Person variable is initialized with an anonymous type inferred to have a Name of “John” and Age of 25.

It is important to note that once a variable is declared using the var keyword, the type of the variable cannot be changed. When using the var keyword, make sure the type of the initialization expression is clear and consistent to avoid potential type errors.