Anonymous types may be most notably being used by the JavaScript community but they have been around C# since .NET 3.0.
Here is an example of how to declare an anonymous type in C#:
var Person = new { FirstName ="Walter", LastName="Soto" }
//Print it to the console
Console.WriteLine(Person.FullName);
The compiler will then create the object at compile type (not at runtime).
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