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// Nullable data field.

public int? numericValue = null;

public bool? boolValue = true;

// Note the nullable return type.

public int? GetIntFromDatabase()

{ return numericValue; }

// Note the nullable return type.

public bool? GetBoolFromDatabase()

{ return boolValue; }

}

Now, assume the following Main() method, which invokes each member of the DatabaseReader

class, and discovers the assigned values using the HasValue and Value members as well as using the

C# equality operator (not-equal, to be exact):

static void Main(string[] args)

{

Console.WriteLine("***** Fun with Nullable Data *****\n");

DatabaseReader dr = new DatabaseReader();