C Sharp Programming/Keywords/null

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The null keyword represents an empty value for a reference type variable, i.e. for a variable of any type derived from System.Object. In C# 2.0, null also represents the empty value for nullable value type variables.

C# Keywords
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Special C# Identifiers
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