when there’s no rows returned from the database. Will I always get a List object of Count = 0. Will there ever be a case where the List = null?
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when there’s no rows returned from the database. Will I always get a List object of Count = 0. Will there ever be a case where the List = null?
The list will never be
null. LINQ operations are fluent, hence having a list returning null can break chains of operations.