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by int_19h
435 days ago
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The difference is that C# has well-defined behavior in this case - a non-nullable notification is really "not-nullable-ish", and there are cases even in the language itself where code without any casts in it will observe null values of such types. It's just a type system hole they allow for convenience and back-compat. OTOH with Rust you'd have to violate its safety guarantees, which if I understand correctly triggers UB. |
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Yes, your parent's example would be UB, and require unsafe.