Since this is C#, it is much more forgiving about syntax. White spaces are
typically ignored by the compiler. The only "rule" is you must have a ';'
at the end of every command.
if(true){Console.Write("hello");Console.WriteLine( "world.");}
I would never recommend the above code, but spaces are merely used to
separate tokens, such as variables names, types, etc.
bill
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Note the space just in front of ".Add"
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