C# type inference of a generic method type parameter where the method has no arguments?

How about writing var people = repository.Find() It's saving the same amount of typing but in a different way.

How about writing var people = repository.Find(); It's saving the same amount of typing but in a different way.

You can't. Unfortunately C#'s generic method overload resolution doesn't match based on return values. See Eric Lippert's blog post about it: C# 3.0 Return Type Inference Does Not Work On Method Groups But one easy way to write this is using var keyword.

Var employees = repository.Find().

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