Steven Giesel • 2/24/2025

C# 14: Null-conditional assignment

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This article details a potential new language feature in the upcoming C# 14: null-conditional assignment. It explains how the '?.' operator can be used to conditionally assign a value to a property only if the preceding object is not null, providing cleaner syntax compared to traditional if-null checks. The post includes code examples demonstrating the feature's use and its application in deeply nested object structures.

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