@Dr Herbie: I'm sure you can return anonymous types, if the return type in the signature is T.
Subsequent variables have to be typed T or var, the same goes for input parameters.
But in practice it usually better to have a "concrete" type instead.
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@Dr Herbie: I'm sure you can return anonymous types, if the return type in the signature is T.
Subsequent variables have to be typed T or var, the same goes for input parameters.
But in practice it usually better to have a "concrete" type instead.