Correct spellings for ANULLABLE
- Nullable In C#, a nullable type variable can hold either a value of its underlying type or null.
If you've mistakenly typed "anullable" and are wondering what word you intended to write, there are a few possibilities. Perhaps you meant "annullable", which refers to something that can be legally invalidated. Another option could be "nullable", a term used in programming to indicate that a variable can have a null value.
