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In C# 4, wasn’t there a short cut for checking for null values like so:
if( myobject?.myproperty?.myotherproperty?.value != null )
The value would return null and not throw an exception.
Anyone have a link to how to use it or at least the syntax?
This operator is called the safe navigation operator in Groovy.
It is not available in C# yet, not even in C# 4.
If enough people show their support for it, maybe it will get into a hypothetical future version of C#…