VAR To Keep It Simple

Among various things in C# 3.0, one of the syntactical sweets that I find quiet useful is the ‘var’ keyword. Combined with R# intelligence, you create a very readable code that is not cluttered with excessive type reminders. Just enough to keep it strongly typed and readable.

Personally, I favor:

var people = new Dictionary<string, IPerson>();

over:

Dictionary<string, IPerson> people = new Dictionary<string, IPerson>();