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This page is rather abstract and does not give a very good feel for how this concept applies to calls to C# libraries, which is the main use for this feature. It would be very helpful if some example cases were added for calling C# code with Nullable arguments (int? etc). One example case is the Assert.AreEqual calls in the MSTest library, which had me stuck for several days until I asked for help on StackOverflow. I do suppose the information I wanted is here, but with no C# examples, a quick scan of the page did not lead me to realize this is the feature I needed to use.
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This page is rather abstract and does not give a very good feel for how this concept applies to calls to C# libraries, which is the main use for this feature. It would be very helpful if some example cases were added for calling C# code with Nullable arguments (int? etc). One example case is the Assert.AreEqual calls in the MSTest library, which had me stuck for several days until I asked for help on StackOverflow. I do suppose the information I wanted is here, but with no C# examples, a quick scan of the page did not lead me to realize this is the feature I needed to use.
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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/fsharp/language-reference/nullable-value-types
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https://github.com/dotnet/docs/blob/main/docs/fsharp/language-reference/nullable-value-types.md
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@KathleenDollard
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