Maarten Balliauw • 1/12/2023

Getting rid of warnings with nullable reference types and JSON object models in C#

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This technical article addresses the challenge of using C#'s nullable reference types with JSON deserialization. It explores three main strategies: making properties nullable, using default! (not recommended), and employing constructors for initialization. The focus is on maintaining null safety while correctly modeling Data Transfer Objects (DTOs) for JSON frameworks like Newtonsoft.Json.

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