C# Nullable<T>
or T?
are nullable types that can be assigned a value or null. All value types can be declared as Nullable<T>
types. Reference types cannot be declared Nullable<T>
types because they are already nullable. These are some examples of Nullable<T>
:
int? i = 5;
bool? b = null;
Which one of following statements is false about Nullable<T>
types?