(any == System.DBNull.Value) vs (any is System.DBNull)
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Solution
if (any == System.DBNull.Value) ...
I prefer that one, simply because I read that as comparing values, not types.
Problem
Does any one have a preference on how to check if a value is `DBNull`? I've found these two statements give me the results I want, but just wondering if there's a preference? `if (any is System.DBNull)` same as: `if (any == System.DBNull.Value)` Thanks!