In .NET 7 we can choose not to use top level statements when creating new projects

Top level statements were introduced in .NET 6 to reduce ‘boilerplate’ code but not everyone likes them. In .NET 7 Preview 4 there is a template option to not use top level statements when creating a new project.

More info from Microsoft ->
ASP.NET Core updates in .NET 7 Preview 4 – .NET Blog (microsoft.com)


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