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> because the right-hand side of the assignment is implicitly typed. To understand
> this more deeply, read [here](implicitly-typed-lambda-expressions.md).

The root node is a `LambaExpression`. In order to get the interesting
The root node is a `LambdaExpression`. In order to get the interesting
code on the right hand side of the `=>` operator, you need to find one
of the children of the `LambdaExpression`. We'll do that with all the
expressions in this section. The parent node does help us find the return
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