C# HasValue vs !=null
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Solution
They both do the same thing, just pick one and stick with it so that you have consistency. There is nothing to gain by using either in the end.
Problem
My question might sound a little foolish but it bugs me every time i face it. What is the difference between : ``` where value.HasValue ``` and ``` where value != null ``` Does HasValue checks if `value` is null?