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How can I write
string date = "12/2/2011";
DateTime? dt = date ?? DateTime.Parse(date);
this throws a compile time error. I know I can do tryparse or do if {}. Is there any way to do this in one line?
Try using the conditional operator
?:instead of the null-coalescing operator??:You also need to cast the null to
DateTime?otherwise you will get a compile error.