Null propagation operator and foreach

Question

Reading a lot about the Null propagation operator ?., I found no answer whether it is helpful in the following scenario.

Code that throws:

int[] values = null;

foreach ( var i in values ) // Throws since values is null.
{
    // ...
}

To make this working, I have to add a null check before access to the values variable.

Most likely the above code is out of scope of the design considerations for the Null propagation operator. Still, to be sure, I have to ask.

My question:

Is the Null propagation operator helpful when trying to access null collections in a foreach loop?

Answer 1

I've found another, working way:

When using Jon Skeet's (et al) fantastic MoreLinq extensions, there is a ForEach extension method which I can use in my initial example like:

int[] values = null;

values?.ForEach(i=> /*...*/); // Does not throw, even values is null.