Nullable reference types in C# - Migrating to nullable reference types - Part 1
Read OriginalThis article is the first part of a series on adopting C# 8's nullable reference types. It explains the motivation behind the feature, its benefits for static analysis, and the challenges of migrating legacy code. The post introduces core concepts like reference vs. value types and Nullable<T>, setting the stage for deeper dives into annotations and migration strategies in subsequent parts.
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