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Kevin Yu
hi all
I have a question on the code I am reading.(#$Q%@ code).
anyway, there are checking on simple class instantiation, it checks for the
null return, but it just call the simple class constructor like this:
public someClass(){}
nothing is done in the constructor, but still checking for null return, *IF*
in the case of out of memory, will the runtime return null?? I know some C++
programmers do that check all the time. but is it necessary in .NET??
Kevin
I have a question on the code I am reading.(#$Q%@ code).
anyway, there are checking on simple class instantiation, it checks for the
null return, but it just call the simple class constructor like this:
public someClass(){}
nothing is done in the constructor, but still checking for null return, *IF*
in the case of out of memory, will the runtime return null?? I know some C++
programmers do that check all the time. but is it necessary in .NET??
Kevin
