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Convert & Parse are Nice, But What If You Need to Convert to a Nullable Type?

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publicly available No 1 Nov '07 - 10:11 Available Deeksha Shenoy

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A class to convert primitive types to their nullable counterparts
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First Posted 1 Nov 2007
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