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Nullable Types In C#.NET2.0


Posted Date: 28 Apr 2008    Resource Type: Definitions    Category: General

Posted By: VijayKumar Reddy M       Member Level: Gold
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One of the new features of C# 2.0 is nullable types. Now C# 2.0 allows you to assign null values to premitive types such as int, long, and bool.

The following code shows how to define an integer as nullable type and checks if the value of the integer is null or not.

 

int? counter;

counter = 100;

 

if (counter != null)

{

// Assign null to an integer type

counter = null;MessageBox.Show("Counter assigned null.");

}

else

{

MessageBox.Show("Counter cannot be assigned null.");

}

 

Note: If you remove the "?" from int? counter, you will see a warning as following:

"Can't convert null to 'int' because it is a value type

 





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