[Solved] What is the correct fix instead of using if ( variable != null ) to bypass the origin of issue [closed]

Question

If there’s really a business reason to cater for the situation where your variable is null, then you the developer should provide an else block.

Concerning literature, yes there is actually a performance cost to throwing exceptions, so it’s recommended you avoid your app throwing exceptions as much as possible. You can read more about it on MSDN.

Accepted Answer

If there’s really a business reason to cater for the situation where your variable is null, then you the developer should provide an else block.

Concerning literature, yes there is actually a performance cost to throwing exceptions, so it’s recommended you avoid your app throwing exceptions as much as possible. You can read more about it on MSDN.