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Type explicit to improve nullability behavior since
KeyValuePair.Create()
enforces a nullability value without target-typing to the sequence nullability type.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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You could go with typing just the one needed:
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I considered that, but I honestly like the other one better. Generally, to me, an explicit type cast like this feels like I may have done something wrong to need the cast, whereas target-typing using the explicit type of
.Create()
feels more natural. Just my opinion though.