Posted on June 5th
You may have been hearing a bit about nullable types in Whidbey (a feature in both VB and C#) but you should read this post by Paul to get an explanation of what they are, how they work and why they are useful... all from a VB point of view!
There's been a little confusion about how VB's going to handle nullable types in VB 2005, so let me try and amplify a little bit on the
entry on the VB team blog
.
What are nullable types?
One of the primary differences between value types such as Integer or structures and reference types such as Form or String is that reference types support a null value.... (continued in the full post)