I installed java 10 and noticed this new feature mentioned here:
https://docs.oracle.com/javase/10/language/toc.htm#JSLAN-GUID-7D5FDD65-ACE4-4B3C-80F4-CC01CBD211A4
It seems to be like the ‘auto’ feature in c++ where it is not dynamic typing but you still
do not have to “type the type” 
Anyway will I be able to use this feature using oxygene on cooper? Seems to be kinda cool.
It is part of the oxygene language since a long time I think
https://docs.elementscompiler.com/Oxygene/Statements/Var/
I believe this has been supported since the very first Iodine version, using the var in lieu of the actual type name (ie same way C# did it). From a brief look at the link you posted, it seems official Java adopted the same syntax, so this should be call good (but I’ll make sure).
I downloaded the java 8 and 10 language specifications in pdf and the var word does not exist in java 8. Here is a snippet from java 10: var is not a keyword, but rather an identifier with special meaning as the type of a local variable declaration (§14.4, §14.14.1, §14.14.2, §14.20.3).
Sorry to be late to reply but I did not get email notification of a reply to my post.
Yes, same as in C#, and that’s how we implemented it for Iodine. var is not a keyword, but you can use in in places where you’d use a type name that can be inferred, ego cal var declarations.