Nullable Reference Types in C#
C# is a popular programming language that is widely used in the development of various applications. Microsoft has been working hard to make C# more robust and feature-rich, and one of the additions to the language (added in C# 8) are the nullable reference types. The C# nullable references feature allows developers to better control null
values and handle null reference exceptions.
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