A variable is a way to store data in the computer’s memory to be used later in the program. C# is a type-safe language, meaning that when variables are declared it is necessary to define their data type.
Declaring the types of variables allows the compiler to stop the program from being run when variables are used incorrectly, i.e, an int
being used when a string
is needed or vice versa.
string foo = "Hello";string bar = "How are you?";int x = 5;Console.WriteLine(foo);// Prints: Hello