Category: Coding

In Part 2 we covered the enabling C#’s nullable option to subtly change how we handle reference types.  Once enabled reference types are by default no longer [expected] to be nullable.  In this final part of the series, I will be covering the use of the Nullable Reference Type, Null-Conditional and Null-Coalescing operators that we briefly introduced in Part 1….

What Are Nullable Reference Types? In Part 1 I dove into various improvements with the C# language in relation to null handling and new operators. In this part, I am going to discuss Nullable Reference Types. The direction in how C# has evolved has provided better tools and constructs to assist with the creation of safer code.  In my view,…

The C# language has developed to include a better toolset and compiler warnings. Thus, assisting development in producing null-safer code with a more robust approach.