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Posted on 8/17/2016 9:23:15 AM | | | |



Because, I defined an entity, there are many attributes, if one by one judges whether to assign values, it is too troublesome,

What to do??? Write your own method.

However, the question arises again, I want to set some properties to be null???? If it can be an empty property, please put it in string[] and pass it over, and it will not be judged

code as follows:






Here's how:







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