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Using Null coalescing operator on LINQ Method still shows prompt for ArgumentNullException. #54

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DonaldRecord opened this issue May 18, 2017 · 0 comments

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Without using the null coalescing operator in C#6, Exception shows me "Add documentation for ArgumentNullException" for the following code, which is good:

var results = GetAListSomewhere();
var result = results.FirstOrDefault(); //<--- PROMPT HERE
return result;

However, the prompt is unnecessary here, as the method would not be called.

var results = GetAListSomewhere();
var result = results?.FirstOrDefault(); //<--- PROMPT HERE
return result;
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