C# 8.0 nullable references: defeating the point with empty strings by @endjin endjin.com

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AbundantCode 4 years ago in .NET 0

In this post, I'll explain why you should avoid the temptation to apply a quick, and seemingly easy fix for a particular warning that can occur when you start using C#'s nullable references feature. You can silence the compiler by initializing string properties to an empty string, but you really shouldn't.

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