TypeDeclaration is a construct in the C# programming language that represents the declaration or definition of a type. It encompasses various types such as classes, structs, interfaces, enums, and delegates. TypeDeclaration provides information about the members and characteristics of the type, such as its name, accessibility, inheritance, and implemented interfaces. It is an essential element for creating and working with types in C#, allowing programmers to define and manipulate objects with specific behaviors and properties.
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