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However it should be pointed out that type inference is a compile time afair and not a runtime afair;C# did not turn dynamic because of the use of the 'var' keyword. In the most simple cases such as with primitive data types, type inference provides a shortcut instead of explicitly denoting the type of the variable : var a=10; #the compiler infers that a is an int but its real value comes when having to assign the return value of an expression's evaluation to a variable and is difficult to work out the variable's type so you must cast or re-cast;cases like that occur frequently with Linq queries In reply to Re^2: Perl as a Strong-Type and Dynanmic Programming Language
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