没有的东西，他们是非常不同的。

VAR 表示在编译时推断变量的类型。 - 但它仍然是完全静态绑定

动态表示假设我可以做任何事情，我想和这个变量。 - 即编译器不知道哪些操作是可用的，而DLR将制定出什么样的呼吁的真正的意思是在执行时间。

我指望用动态很少 - 只有当我真正想要的动态行为：

• VAR 让你赶上在编译时错别字等


• 静态绑定代码总是会跑的比动态绑定的代码快（即使差别变得相当小）


• 静态绑定代码提供了更多的编译时支持不仅仅是错误：你能找到调用层次结构，重构会更好地工作，智能感知可等

When C# 4.0 comes out and we have the dynamic keyword as described in this excellent presentation by Anders Hejlsberg, (C# is evolving faster than I can keep up.. I didn't have much time to acquaint myself with the var keyword)

Would I still need the var keyword ? Is there anything that var can do.. that dynamic can't?

var x = SomeFunctionThatIKnowReturnsSomeKindOfList();
// do something with x

dynamic x = SomeFunctionThatIKnowReturnsSomeKindOfList();
// do something with x

No, they're very different.

var means "infer the type of the variable at compile-time" - but it's still entirely statically bound.

dynamic means "assume I can do anything I want with this variable" - i.e. the compiler doesn't know what operations are available, and the DLR will work out what the calls really mean at execution time.

I expect to use dynamic very rarely - only when I truly want dynamic behaviour:

• var lets you catch typos etc at compile-time
• statically bound code is always going to run faster than dynamically bound code (even if the difference becomes reasonably small)
• statically bound code gives more compile-time support beyond just errors: you can find call hierarchies, refactoring will work better, Intellisense is available etc