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I have in my Visual Studio 2008 .NET C# project one property observed and debugger shows open and immediately closed curly brackets “{}”.
I believe it is uninitialized (I)List, but why it does not shows “null” or “unitialized”. What does “{}” it means ?
br,
Milan.
The most likely reason is that the type of the value in question overrides the
.ToString()method and returns an empty string. This will cause the display to be {} as the C# EE wraps the return of .ToString inside of {}’s