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nullable annotation

A ? after a type, like string?, meaning the value may be null.

With nullable reference types enabled, T? marks a reference that may be null and T one that should not be; the compiler warns on likely null misuse.

Examples

  • string? middleName may be null; string lastName promises it never is.

See also

null-state analysis nullable value type
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