A collection of tools for dealing with nulls, failures and the generic type issues that arise in this domain.
https://github.com/Andy3432344/SafeResults
I'm the author, let me know what you think!
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this post was submitted on 10 Aug 2024
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Null pointers are one thing, C# nulls (with nullable reference types enabled) are another. They behave a lot like an Option monad with the caveat that the static analysis can technically be tricked by incorrect hints.
I very much disagree with this, Null Reference Exceptions have been a huge problem in c#. Nullable reference types are a partial fix, but the question of "how do I 'return' an error from a statically typed method" is not answered there.