Is there a way to declare a variable as Nullable in c#?
struct MyStruct {
int _yer, _ner;
public MyStruct() {
_yer = Nullable<int>; //This does not work.
_ner = 0;
}
}
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@sir psycho: remember you can't declare explicit parameterless constructors in structs in c#Kev– Kev2008-10-15 11:18:09 +00:00Commented Oct 15, 2008 at 11:18
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_yer must be declare as int? or Nullable<int>.
int? _yer;
int _ner;
public MyStruct(int? ver, int ner) {
_yer = ver;
_ner = ner;
}
}
Or like this:
Nullable<int> _yer;
int _ner;
public MyStruct(Nullable<int> ver, int ner) {
_yer = ver;
_ner = ner;
}
}
Remember that structs cannot contain explicit parameterless constructors.
error CS0568: Structs cannot contain explicit parameterless constructors
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Try declaring your variable like this:
int? yer;
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Try declaring _yer as type Nullable initially, rather than as a standard int.
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How about nullable types:
struct MyStruct
{
private int? _yer, _ner;
public MyStruct(int? yer, int? ner)
{
_yer = yer;
_ner = ner;
}
}