Very well written and straightforward - thanks!
Using the same pattern but in the context of collections, C# has ways to define "empty" collections. For example, a collection of IEnumerable can use the Null Object pattern this way:
IEnumerable
IEnumerable<SomeModel> collection = Enumerable.Empty<SomeModel>();
Looking forward to the next article!
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Very well written and straightforward - thanks!
Using the same pattern but in the context of collections, C# has ways to define "empty" collections. For example, a collection of
IEnumerable
can use the Null Object pattern this way:Looking forward to the next article!