There are some keywords in C# that are considered contextual, in that their usage is determined by their context. Technically, you are free to use these keywords as identifiers, without needing the ‘@’ symbol. But you should avoid doing this, since it could lead to confusion.
The contextual keywords are: add, dynamic, get, global, partial, remove, set, value, var, where, yield
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| string var = "Don't do this, either"; |