How to declare an integer type variable in C#?

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I’m learning C# to migrate a system in VBA to C#. I’m really enjoying the language . NET.

How do I declare an integer type variable?

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Just declare the guy before her name:

int x; //declarando sem inicializar. Será inicializado implicitamente com 0
var y = 1; //usando inferência de tipo. Só funciona em variáveis locais
int z = 2; //definição (declaração+atribuição) explícita

I put in the Github for future reference.

The guys called built-in of language can be seen in this table. Contrary to what many think C# do not have so-called "primitive" types. These listed are the ones that the language provides some extra facility for its use and recognition.

About the terms used.

C# is the language, . NET is the platform.

What is the difference between declaration and definition?

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