Inline variable declaration in C# 7

I like to write clean and small code, who don’t want? The C# team is doing a lot of works in this direction. One of the recent features that I like is the inline variable declaration with C# 7. What do I mean? Let’s see the code. Think about a TrySomething method, something about the DateTime.TryParse, you write:

DateTime result;
if (DateTime.TryParse(input, out result))
    DoSomething(result);
else
    Console.WriteLine("Can't parse DateTime");

the new feature will enable you to write something like this:

if (DateTime.TryParse(input, out DateTime result))
    DoSomething(result);
else
    Console.WriteLine("Can't parse DateTime");

Really cool!