var a = 1;            // Legal
var b = 2, c = 3.0;   // Illegal: multiple declarators
var d[] = new int[4]; // Illegal: extra bracket pairs
var e;                // Illegal: no initializer
var f = { 6 };        // Illegal: array initializer
var g = (g = 7);      // Illegal: self reference in initializer

var a = 1;                // a has type 'int'
var b = java.util.List.of(1, 2);  // b has type 'List<Integer>'
var c = "x".getClass();   // c has type 'Class<? extends String>' 
                          // (see JLS 15.12.2.6)
var d = new Object() {};  // d has the type of the anonymous class
var e = (CharSequence & Comparable<String>) "x";
                          // e has type CharSequence & Comparable<String>
var f = () -> "hello";    // Illegal: lambda not in an assignment context
var g = null;             // Illegal: null type