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How to Start a Robust C# Project in the New Nullable Context with Generics?

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31 Aug 2021CPOL6 min read 13.8K   15  
An overview of nulls and generics with "is" and "as" keyword concepts.
In this article, you will get an overview of nulls and generics with "is" and "as" keyword concepts, just so you can love the new C# again.

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