Target-Typed new Expressions in C#

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Creating objects has always been verbose in C#.
Starting with C# 9, we can omit the type on the right if it is clear what that type is.
Be cautious, though.
Here, the compiler knows the Car receives a Bench object, though that might not be obvious to me.
Another attempt: Omit the repeated Car type but specify the bench type.
At the extreme, you can omit every type that is uniquely identified.
I am not sure if I can understand what happens in some of these lines.
Target-typed new expressions are helpful when working with collections and generic types.
This form is much shorter.
Compare that to using the var keyword.
Or, to assigning a list to a sequence.
This form loosely resembles the collection expressions of C# 12.
Follow the link to the long video to learn more about the new C# syntax.

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