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In JavaScript there is the idea of truthy and falsy values. e.g. 0 : Always false 1 : Always true '0' : Always true '1' : Always true Is there an equivalent list of truthy and falsey values in the C# language on the .NET framework? The reason I would like to know this is that I find myself doing the following if(obj != null) { // Do something with the object } When I could write the following if(obj) { // Do something with the object }
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