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I was doing some testing with nullable types, and it didn't work quite as I expected: int? testInt = 0; Type nullableType = typeof(int?); Assert.AreEqual(nullableType, testInt.GetType()); // not the same type This doesn't work either: DateTime? test = new DateTime(434523452345); Assert.IsTrue(test.GetType() == typeof(Nullable)); //FAIL DateTime? test = new DateTime(434523452345); Assert.IsTrue(test.GetType() == typeof(Nullable<>)); //STILL FAIL My question is why does testInt.GetType() return int, and typeof(int?) return the true nullable type?
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