bool? example = null; is actually Nullable<System.Boolean> example = null; Now f
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bool? example = null;
is actually
Nullable<System.Boolean> example = null;
Now for the bool to System.Boolean conversion or actually compile-time replacement:
We ususally hardly care, as it is very obvious. I even think I never used System.Int32 or anything.
However:
The conversion into a Nullable<T> through appending a ?, that is something not so common. It is not custom to VS(#devel does it too) and my guess is that it is some secret magic in the compliler.
My question is:
Are there more of these "Conversions" / typing shortcuts available in .NET / C#?
I do NOT mean keyboard shortcuts.
A term to google for or something similar migth be best.
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