I'm getting a NullReferenceException in my C# application. How can I debug this?
A NullReferenceException usually means you're trying to access an object that hasn't been initialized. Check your code for any variables that might be null.
I think it's happening in a method where I'm using a list. How can I check if the list is null?
You can use an if statement to check if the list is null before accessing it. For example: if(myList != null) { // access the list }
.
What if the list is initialized but still empty?
If the list is initialized but empty, you can check its count using myList.Count
. If it's 0, then it's empty, and you should handle that case accordingly.
Thanks! That helps a lot. Any tips for general debugging in C#?
Sure! Use breakpoints in Visual Studio, check the call stack, and make use of logging to track down issues.
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