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Conditional operator assignment with Nullable<value> types?
in the following code snippet company.ParentID is a int? and parrent a reference type. this code is a syntax error. is there anyway to fix this inline conditional??
company.ParentID = (parent == null ? null: (parent.ID));
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Cast parent.Id to an int?
company.ParentID = (parent == null) ? null : (int?)parent.ID;
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