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Can a Dictionary in C# have a null key? Why or why not?

  • For reference types, null keys are not allowed — adding one throws an

rgumentNullException.

  • For value types, keys must be non-nullable (like int, Guid).

This restriction ensures the integrity of hashing, which is used internally by the dictionary.

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