C# Session 7: Implicit vs Dynamic Variable in C#

Implicit vs Dynamic Variable

Implicit                                                         Dynamic    1. It got introduced in C# 3.0. 1. It got introduced in C# 4.0.     2. These type of variable declared using var.    3. These type of variable gets assigned by         compiler at compile time.    4. It is mandatory to initialize value         while declaring an implicit variable.    5. It supports intellisense in Visual Studio.       6. Post initialization to variable not allowed. using System; namespace CSharp.Tutorial {     public class Program     {         public static dynamic PrintInputs(dynamic value1, dynamic value2)         {             return value1.ToString() + value2.ToString();         }         static void Main(string[] args)         {             dynamic name;             var value= "Tutorial";  // Imilicit variable must be assigned at the time of creation             name = "SKMDotNet";     // Dynamic variable allows post initialization.             Console.WriteLine($"{name} and its type is: {name.GetType().ToString()}");             Console.WriteLine(PrintInputs(1, 2));             Console.WriteLine(PrintInputs($"{name} ", $"{value}"));             Console.ReadLine();         }     } } 2. These type of variable declared using dynamic. 3. These type of variable gets assigned by      compiler at run time. 4. It isn’t mandatory to initialize value      while declaring an dynamic variable. 5. It doesn’t supports intellisense in Visual      Studio. 6. Post initialization to variable are allowed.