Create struct for Collection with new syntax : var « LINQ « C# / CSharp Tutorial

using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Data;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;


      public struct MyAddress
      {
         public String Name;
         public String Company;
         public String Address1;
         public String Address2;
         public String City;
         public String State;
         public String ZIP;
      }
public class MainClass{

   public static void Main(string[] args){   
         List<MyAddress> AddressCollection = new List<MyAddress>
         {
            new MyAddress{
               Name = "S",
               Address1 = "1234 ",
               Address2 = "3",
               City = "Anywhere",
               State = "WA",
               ZIP = "12345"
            },
            new MyAddress
            {
               Name = "M",
               Company = "Us",
               Address1 = "21st Street",
               City = "City",
               State = "MI",
               ZIP = "99999"
            }
         };

         foreach (MyAddress ThisAddress in AddressCollection){
            Console.WriteLine(
               ThisAddress.Name + "\r\n" +
               ThisAddress.Company + "\r\n" +
               ThisAddress.Address1 + "\r\n" +
               ThisAddress.Address2 + "\r\n" +
               ThisAddress.City + ", " +
               ThisAddress.State + "     " +
               ThisAddress.ZIP);
            
         }


   }
}

22.1.var
	22.1.1.	Using var
	22.1.2.	Anonymous Types
	22.1.3.	An Anonymous Type Assigned to a Variable Declared with the var Keyword
	22.1.4.	Instantiating and Initializing an Anonymous Type Using Object Initialization
	22.1.5.	An Example of Collection Initialization
	22.1.6.	Reflecting result from Linq
	22.1.7.	Explicit Range Variable
	22.1.8.	Automatic properties
	22.1.9.	Create struct for Collection with new syntax
	22.1.10.	Create and initialize the list of Simple type with new syntax
	22.1.11.	Filtering with OfType