C# 14: Introducing Null-Conditional Assignment
Read OriginalThis article details the new null-conditional assignment feature in C# 14, which extends the familiar null-conditional operator to the left-hand side of assignments. It explains how this eliminates verbose null-checking boilerplate code, provides practical examples for updating nested properties and dictionary entries safely, and contrasts the new syntax with pre-C# 14 workarounds.
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