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[.NET Gotcha] SettingsPropertyValue typed as a string will never be null

I like to use chained null coalesce operators (??) to handle default console application parameters. The idea is that I provide a default value, override it via application settings (app.config and user.config), and then overridede it with command-line arguments. I think it provides for a nice user experience

Filed under: CSharp | On : 2006 Oct 05 | From: JonGalloway.ToString() |

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