Upgrading to C# 8 adds support for compiling with non-nullable reference types. Instances that can be null will now need to be declared with Nullable or T? For short.
This is more inline with Typescript and C++ references.
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There is now a better way than checking for null.
Upgrading to C# 8 adds support for compiling with non-nullable reference types. Instances that can be null will now need to be declared with Nullable or T? For short.
This is more inline with Typescript and C++ references.