One-line memvars declaration

[IlyaRabyy]

Colleagues,

I'm kinda new to C#, "kinda" - coz I haven't been working with it since 2007 and forgotten some even simple things like the one in subject.
Now I'm back to C# (VS 2012 .NET) and trying to restore my skills.
So, quick question:
I vaguely remember that C# allowed (local) memvars' declaration like this:

string sVar1 = sVar2 = sVar3 = sVar4 = "";

Am I correct, or my (deteriorating) memory plays some sick trick on me and it was some other language?

P.S. Didn't find neither confirmation nor denial in MS's documentation, hence posting here.

Regards,

Ilya

 

[IlyaRabyy]

P.S. Scratch it off.
It's

string sVar1, sVar2, sVar3;
sVar1 = sVar2 = sVar3 = ""

("With age, eyesight is the 2nd thing to go, and I can't remember what the 1st one is..." :-( )

Regards,

Ilya

 

[xwb]

Would have thought it would be simpler as

string sVar1 = "", sVar2 = "", sVar3 = "";

Then it would be a true one-liner.

 

[IlyaRabyy]

Right!
Thank you, colleague!

Regards,

Ilya