How to Implement the Null Object Design Pattern in .NET Core
The Null Object Design Pattern is a behavioral design pattern that provides a default object as a surrogate for the absence of a value or object, avoiding the need to check for null values. In the context of .NET Core, this pattern can be especially useful for avoiding null reference exceptions and simplifying code. Implementation Steps 1. Define an Interface or Abstract Class Start by defining an interface or abstract class that the real object and the null object will…