> N is for null > Null is nothing like your empty toy box, when all your toys are scattered on the floor. I know this is supposedly for babies but null is not

> N is for null > Null is nothing like your empty toy box, when all your toys are scattered on the floor. I know this is supposedly for babies but null is not empty. List<Toys> toybox = new(); toybox.Add(new Toy(/bla bla/)); // everything is good toybox has one toy and List<Toys>? toybox = null; toybox.Add(new Toy(/bla bla/)); // uh oh, that is what I call a sticky situation. null != empty :)