nullability
nullability noun: the state or property of being nullable.
Noun
nullability (countable and uncountable, plural nullabilities)
- The state or property of being nullable.
- When this is not explicitly defined, a user-defined data type or a column definition will use the default setting for nullability.1999, Brad McGehee, SQL Server 7 Administration, page 174
- Because nullability is one of a number of attributes of any particular database field, and because dealing with changes in nullability is no different from dealing with name and data type changes, the idea of making a value type nullable in C# when it isn't nullable in the database just in case the...2006, Eric Gunnerson, A Programmer's Introduction to C# 2.0, page 271
Forms of nullability
| plural | nullabilities |
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Origin of nullability
From null + -ability.
Questions about nullability
- What does nullability mean?
- Nullability means the state or property of being nullable.
- What part of speech is nullability?
- Nullability is a noun.
- What is the plural of nullability?
- The plural of nullability is nullabilities.
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