Modernized syntax, collection expressions and more explicitly typed variables#92
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…ions. Replaced var on some variables in favour of explicitly typed variable types.
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Pretty much what the title says:
From notebook 10 onwards, in the C# 101 section, suddenly everything is instantiated with
var. In my opinion, if you're going to do that, at least dedicate a section to explain the possibility to do that because it just seems to come out of nowhere and feels like a different person wrote those sections compared to the previous ones. I changed a few to explicitly typed where I thought it would be important for a beginner to know what they're looking at but I have left most as they were since it's a judgment call or style preference what is "correct" there.