C# equivalent to JavaScript "OR assignment" -


does c# have equivalent javascript's assignment syntax var x = y || z;? in case don't know, result not true/false. if y defined, assigned x, otherwise z assigned x if undefined.

note in javascript variable still has declared: var test;

i think looking ?? operator.

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