You can assign a null to a nullable type variable like so:
bool? b = null
Nullable<T> is a value type so I assumed that this was done by overloading implicit conversion.
Here is the implementation taken from the .NET framework source code:
public static implicit operator Nullable<T>(T value) {
return new Nullable<T>(value);
}
The type parameter T is restricted to a struct. So the argument value is restricted to value types and cannot be null.
I would like to know how and where the null assignment is handled.
