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The point is, all values of the int are available. Null is stored somewhere outside the underlying int.
by lallysingh 15y ago
The point is, all values of the int are available. Null is stored somewhere outside the underlying int.
- arethuza 15y agoIt was just a question about the syntax used - why type Nullable<int> when there is direct syntactical support in C# for nullable types - in this case you could simply type int? rather than Nullable<int>
- endianswap 15y agoAt the very least Nullable<T> is a lot friendlier to search than T? if you want to learn more on the subject.
- bfung 15y agonot everyone is familiar with C#, and Nullable<int> conveys better meaning in writing to that kind of audience.
- deleted 15y ago[deleted]