JObject obj = new JObject(); string name = "John"; string address = null; obj.AddPropertyIfValue("Name", name); // Adds Name property with value "John" obj.AddPropertyIfValue("Address", address); // Does not add Address property because value is null
JObject obj = new JObject(); string name = null; int age = 30; obj.AddPropertyIfValue("Name", name); // Does not add Name property because value is null obj.AddPropertyIfValue("Age", age); // Adds Age property with value 30In this example, we create a new JObject and try to add a "Name" property with a null value using AddPropertyIfValue. Since the value is null, the property is not added to the JObject. However, we are able to add an "Age" property with a non-null value of 30 to the JObject. Overall, the JObject AddPropertyIfValue method is a useful way to add properties to a JObject only if the value is not null. By doing this, we can avoid adding unnecessary properties to the JObject and keep our data structured and organized.