correct declaration for a nullable integer is as follows Nullable<i

can we assign null value to value type in c#?

Question Posted / shihafath wazeer

Answer Posted / shihafath wazeer

correct declaration for a nullable integer is as follows

Nullable<int> i = null;

or

int? j = null;

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