If the as operator in C# can only be used with reference and nullable types, is the same is valid for is operator?
If the as operator in C# can only be used with reference and nullable
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If the as operator in C# can only be used with reference and nullable types, is the same is valid for is operator?
Not entirely. The
isoperation can be used against any type, since you can always check type equality with any type. It’s semantically the same asYou can view the documentation about this here.