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Nullable value types can hold either a value or ``++null++``. The value held in the nullable type can be accessed with the ``++Value++`` property, but ``++.Value++`` throws an ``++InvalidOperationException++`` when the value is ``++null++``. To avoid the exception, a nullable type should always be tested before ``++.Value++`` is accessed.
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