Declare variables before to support OUT in C# 6.0. #6
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- Declare variables before to support OUT in C# 6.0 and olders where you can`t declare OUT variables when calling a function.
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I`ve just opened the project in VS2013 (also have 2015 but the version selector picked VS2013 automatically) and saw compilation errors related to using declaring OUT variables in a function call. This is supported with C# 7.0 I think but before this was not possible (I maybe it was in a C# 6.0 preview but later it was removed).
I add it as a proposal to gain compatibility with the previous versions.