What are nullable types? Is Nullable<int> I and int ?i are same.
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Answer / chandana
nullable types are variable which can have null assigned as
their value.
Yes, they are same.
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Answer / amol more
Hey Hi Chandana,
Please correct me ..
if we are say like nullable types are variable which can
have null assigned as their value. Means that variable
holding null value that is undefined.
However, when we decalre the int i mean by deafault i
variable is holding the zero value.
That's the reason both are not same.
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