Nullable Reference types in C# (& .NET ?)
Posted: Fri Nov 17, 2017 1:42 pm
Hi guys,
Well, having caused a bit of a stir, and plenty of logical and humanly nonsensical argument, regarding the use and availability of a base index value other than ZERO, I will now introduce you to something new that Microsoft is trying out.
Here is the link to details on improving? Reference Types and their ability to be Nullable, or not. Yes, in our .NET code!!!
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet ... in-csharp/
By the way Frank et al, it is perfectly OK to hate everything new or different - that is part of the human condition :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:
So I am definitely 'odd' as I seem to 'thrive on change' - I like all things new and different.
Notice I did not say that I hate the old stuff - in fact I value the historical point of view and what we can learn from it. A bit like one based arrays in 1957 I suppose
Regards to all,
Phil.
Wales, UK.
Well, having caused a bit of a stir, and plenty of logical and humanly nonsensical argument, regarding the use and availability of a base index value other than ZERO, I will now introduce you to something new that Microsoft is trying out.
Here is the link to details on improving? Reference Types and their ability to be Nullable, or not. Yes, in our .NET code!!!
https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/dotnet ... in-csharp/
By the way Frank et al, it is perfectly OK to hate everything new or different - that is part of the human condition :whistle: :whistle: :whistle:
So I am definitely 'odd' as I seem to 'thrive on change' - I like all things new and different.
Notice I did not say that I hate the old stuff - in fact I value the historical point of view and what we can learn from it. A bit like one based arrays in 1957 I suppose
Regards to all,
Phil.
Wales, UK.