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// dataType varName;

int myInt;

string myString;

Console.WriteLine();

}

Do be aware that it is a compiler error to make use of a local variable before assigning an initial

value. Given this, it is good practice to assign an initial value to your local data points at the time of

declaration. You may do so on a single line, or by separating the declaration and assignment into

two code statements:

static void LocalVarDeclarations()

{

Console.WriteLine("=> Data Declarations:");

// Local variables are declared and initialized as follows:

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---

// dataType varName = initialValue;

int myInt = 0;

// You can also declare and assign on two lines.

string myString;

myString = "This is my character data";

Console.WriteLine();

}

It is also permissible to declare multiple variables of the same underlying type on a single line

of code:

static void LocalVarDeclarations()

{

Console.WriteLine("=> Data Declarations:");

int myInt = 0;

string myString;

myString = "This is my character data";