Implicit Type conversion for generics in instance declaration

[80O]

I'm proposing to have implicit type conversion in instance declaration for generics like Java.

For example:

LinkedList<string> names = new LinkedList<string>();

Becomes:

LinkedList<string> names = new LinkedList<>();

I often find myself wondering why C# does not allow this and needs explicitly the type declared in the new instance while it can be inferred from the type declaration already.

The <> should be required as otherwise the type is different and no longer generic.

[DaZombieKiller]

In the case of a variable, I would just use
var names = new LinkedList<string>();

For a field, you can use target-typed new from C# 8
LinkedList<string> names = new();

[ufcpp]

#1349