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Hello, I am working through a tutorial using xna and ran into a declaration
that was Rectangle? rect. I am not sure what the ? does for me. If you
could shed some light I would be greatful
thanks
Bill

Aug 12 '07 #1
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Bill,

Rectangle is syntax in C# for Nullable<Rectangle>.

Basically, any structure with the ? after it is a nullable structure.
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Hello, I am working through a tutorial using xna and ran into a
declaration that was Rectangle? rect. I am not sure what the ? does for
me. If you could shed some light I would be greatful
thanks
Bill
Aug 12 '07 #2

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