Null Hot Potato
First, full credit for the term “Null Hot Potato” goes to Reid Evans. He was presenting his talk “C# Without Nulls or Exceptions” at our local Windsor-Essex .NET Developers group. I don’t want to give away the talk, because I hope it gets posted online so you can watch it yourself. But I do want to dive into this one specific thing that Reid described as of the Null Hot Potato. Not My Problem It’s really a case of passing the responsibility. If your method handles null with null checks, but returns null, your just “passing the buck”. You’re basically… Read More »Null Hot Potato