Uploaded February 2022 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The Null Conditional Operator was introduced in C#6. It seemed like a good addition to the language at the time. However, very quickly I discovered that this is NOT a feature I’d like to use and in fact anytime I see it being used a Red Flag goes up. In this video, I talk about the reasons for why I don’t use this feature and if I do, there on only one specific reason for it.
My VS Editor Fonts and Colors: gist.github.com/matlus/40683dbd7b993e57c4a385821b53aa9f
The Null Conditional Operator was introduced in C#6. It seemed like a good addition to the language at the time. However, very quickly I discovered that this is NOT a feature I’d like to use and in fact anytime I see it being used a Red Flag goes up. In this video, I talk about the reasons for why I don’t use this feature and if I do, there on only one specific reason for it.
My VS Editor Fonts and Colors: gist.github.com/matlus/40683dbd7b993e57c4a385821b53aa9f
