Note what the definition does not require. It does not require that the speech consist of obscenity or fighting words or threats or other constitutionally unprotected statements. 17 Under the definition, it is eminently possible for political, religious, or social commentary, or legitimate art, to be punished.
VAR is a unit of reactive power (complex power) and stands for Volt Amperes Reactive. Unlike the intuitive Direct Current power, where electric current and electric potential deliver energy continuously in one direction, in AC systems the electric potential (Voltage) reverses polarity rapidly causing current flow to reverse at the same frequency.
As the variable always has a specific type, the type should also be evident in the code if possible. Good reasons to use the var keyword are for example: 1  Where it's needed, i.e. to declare a reference for an anonymous type.2  Where it makes the code more readable, i.e. removing repetetive declarations. think the use of var should be coupled with wisely-chosen variable names. I have no problem using var in a foreach statement, provided it's not like this: If it were more like this: ...