I have the following code:
GetBenefitById_Result? objBenefit = _db.GetBenefitById(this.BenefitId).FirstOrDefault();
if (objBenefit == null)
Response.Redirect(URLConstants.BENEFIT_LIST);
lblName.Text = objBenefit.Name; //This gives me the error CS8602.
When I build this code, I get the warning "Dereference of a possibly null reference". I know that what is happening is that the compiler is trying to protect me from trying to access the variable Name if objBenefit is null, but how do I tell the compiler that I am redirecting on null, so don't check this?
CodePudding user response:
You could try:
if (objBenefit == null) {
Response.Redirect(URLConstants.BENEFIT_LIST);
}
else
{
lblName.Text = objBenefit.Name;
}
CodePudding user response:
If you know the value won't be null, you can use the null-forgiving operator (!):
if (objBenefit == null)
Response.Redirect(URLConstants.BENEFIT_LIST);
lblName.Text = objBenefit!.Name;