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byte33127yFor JavaScript the second is preferred
For static languages with 'var' keyword support, like C#, the first is preferred -
@byte except var in c# is both static and strongly typed. The compiler figures out the type at compile time. Most modern statically typed languages today completely do away with explicit typing.
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byte33127y@ElectricCoffee yes, performance is the same in C#
But, var in C# is preferred due to code readability, no other reason
(var shouldn't be used instead of common types like int,bool,etc) -
@byte hover the cursor over the variable to check its type. It's literally a nonissue
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