In .NET 5, use the null conditional operator
?., as shown below:In the above example,
std?.FirstName is like if(std != null) std.FirstName. The std?.FirstName checks if std is not null then only access the FirstName property. Post #289
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Solutions to fix the NullReferenceException (part 3)
In .NET 5, use the null conditional operator
In the above example,
In .NET 5, use the null conditional operator
In the above example,
