The as operator in C# allows you to explicitly convert the result of an expression to a given reference type or a nullable value type. If the conversion isn’t possible, as returns null.

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I'm reading conflicting things on the 'net and ms's documentation regaurding overloading the index operator [] in C#.NET. In ms's documentation it lists it as possible, but when I copy and paste ...