I got the following error while assigning object property to a DateTime variable. I got a solution, it is due DateTime? Nullable DateTime property in the Class.
if (Model.CreatedOn != null)
{
DateTime newSelectedDate =Model.CreatedOn;
}
Error:
Solution:
You should assign like the following way,
if (Model.CreatedOn != null)
{
DateTime newSelectedDate =Model.CreatedOn.Value;
}
Note: The best way to assigning to the DateTime variable, you need to check it contains value then you can assign to it.
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