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Is there anyway to have the var be of a nullable type?
This implicitly types i as an int, but what if I want a nullable int?
var i = 0;
Why not support this:
var? i = 0;
Why support it? If that’s what you mean, you should say
var i = (int?)0;instead.(Well, you should probably just say
int? i = 0, but for more complicated types, etc.)