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C# Anonymous Types allow developers to create objects without defining a separate class. Introduced in C# 3.0, they are often used with LINQ queries to hold a set of read-only properties. By using the var keyword, developers can quickly generate lightweight data structures on the
fly. Anonymous types are ideal for scenarios where you need to group data temporarily without creating a full model. Although they are immutable and their scope is limited to the method in which they’re defined, anonymous types make code cleaner, more concise, and easier to maintain in C# applications.