Answer by adjan for Null coalescing operator (??) with return
Well, because no one has implemented it this way. Or, more precisely, because return is not an expression. throw used to be a statement only prior to C# 7.0, but then was extended (due to a proposal)...
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throw has relatively recently (in C# 7.0) been turned into an expression to enable this. return hasn't - it is always a just statement. The ?? operator requires an expression, not a statement. It was...
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I was wondering why it is possible to do this in C# 7.0:int? test = 0;int test2 = test ?? throw new Exception("Error");..but not this:int? test = 0;int test2 = test ?? return;Can someone explain that?
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