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// Nope, can't define nullable implicit variables,

// as implicit variables can never be initially assigned

// null to begin with!

var? nope = new SportsCar();

var? stillNo = 12;

var? noWay = null;

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Implicitly Typed Local Arrays

Closely related to the topic of implicitly typed local variables is the subject of implicitly typed local

arrays. Using this technique, you can allocate a new array type without specifying the type con-

tained within the array itself:

static void DeclareImplicitArrays()

{

// a is really int[].

var a = new[] { 1, 10, 100, 1000 };

Console.WriteLine("a is a: {0}", a.ToString());