Instead of hard-coding strings when referring to variables or properties, use nameof() to make your code safer and easier to maintain: Console.WriteLine("Score"); // Bad Console.WriteLine(nameof(Score)); // Good If you rename the property, the compiler will catch it — no more silent runtime bugs. Have you used nameof() in your projects yet?

Many C# developers debate whether to use var or explicit type declarations. Which do you prefer in your day-to-day code? - 👍 var for brevity - 🔤 Explicit types for clarity Vote below and tell us why in the comments!

https://www.syntacticsugardaddy.com/blog/difference-between-const-readonly-and-static-in-c-with-examples Hopefully this clears things up. If not, discuss here.

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