Nuleable boolean

dafag?? srsly. dafag???? how?

x => x.IsActive ?? false

There is a Boolean object in Java that's nullable as well. It extends off of the primitive. Use case would be if you were persisting a form that had a yes or no choice on it, you can use null on the Boolean object to indicate no choice yet. Anything tri-state.

I don't get it. Why is this a shock. You can define a nullable of Boolean.

@Nexion I think I would use an enum for that:

enum : byte {
No = 0
Yes = 1
Unselected = 2
}

They can be casted and persisted as well.

@ziul yeah, but there are instances when using the default class is easier. Enums are great, but the Boolean class still has its use cases.