Maarten Balliauw • 4/19/2022

Internals of C# nullable reference types - Migrating to nullable reference types - Part 2

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This technical article dives into the internals of C# nullable reference types (NRT), explaining how the C# compiler and IDE use nullable annotation context. It analyzes the Intermediate Language (IL) code generated for nullable value types vs. nullable reference types, highlighting the role of attributes like NullableContextAttribute.

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