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    A c# string is nullable per default, unless you explicitly enable the nulllable check in the compiler, which was introduced in .NET 6+.
    And even then you'll only get a warning during compilation time. If you ignore it, the program WILL crash when the string is null during runtime.

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    Yea, but we now know, because the input is string and not string? that the input isn't null ;)