In C#, you declare a variable by specifying a type, followed by the name of the new variable. You can also optionally initialize the variable at the time that you declare it.
If you initialize a variable at the time that it is declared, the initializer can be a literal value, an expression, or an array initializer.
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| float length;int age = 46;string s = "Sean";Person p;Person q = new Person("Herman", 12);object o = s;int yrsLeft = 100 - age;int[] nums = { 10, 20, 30 };object[] stuff = { nums, age, q }; |