In c# difference between (user==null) and (null==user) [duplicate]

Answer 1

I think that null == user is an best practice in C/C++ world.

It prevents typos like:

if (user = null) {

to happening, since they pass silently and they are very dangerous. Using null = user is safer in C/C++ (but not in C# since the compiler will complain) since the compiler cannot compile it.