The Similarity of C# and JavaScript Syntax

I'm currently diving deeply into creating rich JavaScript web applications. You cannot deny that they are now the must have for modern-looking web (2.0) apps. They are rich, user-friendly and provide a desktop-like experience within the browser..without the need to install heavy applications or runtimes. While initially building such apps was a pure pain, emerging JavaScript frameworks and libraries make it really fun and easy. So webdevs out there...if you want to keep up, go and get in touch with JavaScript. It is the language of programming the web :).

var x = "some string";

var x = "some string";

var x = new {
   Name = "Juri",
   Surname = "Strumpflohner"
};

var x = {
   name: "Juri",
   surname: "Strumpflohner"
};

var result = SomeFunction(
   () => {
      //A delegate method performing some work
   }
);

var result = someFunction(function (){
   //callback / delegate
});