I do not know if this is even possible, but I am using a LINQ query and storing my object results in an implict variable or var like this:
var List= from Person in GlobalVariables.Person List where Person.TeamID == CurrTeam select Person;
What I am asking for is there any way to make an array of vars? (Meaning each row will have another array of objects stored in it)
When I try it it does not recognize var as a valid type. Any way on how to do this or an alternative?
var is not a type. It is a way to not say what the type it. This is known as implicit typing - the compiler can infer what the actual type is.
C# is still a strongly typed language.
var myVar = "a string"; // type of myVar is System.String
You can have an array of array (jagged array) in C#, if that's what you need.
In this case here var is really some collection-type with generic type Person and you can of course declare an array of Person-Objects in this case (just wrapp the linq-expression in (..) and add .ToArray() for example.
Maybe what you want is either a array of object that can hold any type or a array of some base-type of Person or even a dynamic[].
I'm not sure exactly what you're after in this case, but here's one guess:
var List= (from Person in GlobalVariables.PersonList
where Person.TeamID == CurrTeam
select Person).ToArray();
The List will now be a Person[] (assuming Person is of type Person.)
var. Please show us what you're trying to write?