Why are compound definitions using "var" not allowed?

Question

Well, I really thought this would work (inside the method):

var x, y = 1;

var x = 1, y = 2;

But this is not so, it will not compile - "var is not allowed in the composite definition."

I guess the reason for this is the usual compromise. This is not a very useful feature and, therefore, is not implemented, but we could give and could be in a future release ...

Answer 1

Well, if you give it a manifest type:

int x, y = 1;

This declares two int variables and initializes one of them. But to output a local variable of type, an initializer is required to output the type. So you are dead from the gate.

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