Nullable DateTime in method signature

Hi,
How do you handle nullable datetimes in method signatures?

Sample code:

Code:

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        public ViewResult ShipCalendarMonth(int Id, DateTime? dt)
        {
            if (dt == null) { dt = DateTime.Now; }

            var shipCalendar = repo.CruiseCalendarDays(Id, dt, 28);
            return View(shipCalendar);
        }

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I get a red squiggle over the 'dt' parameter in repo.CruiseCalendarDays, because it expects a nonnullable datetime.

How should I approach this?

regards, Guy

Code:

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public ViewResult ShipCalendarMonth(int Id, DateTime? dt)
{
    var shipCalendar = repo.CruiseCalendarDays(Id, dt.HasValue ? dt.Value : DateTime.Now, 28);
    return View(shipCalendar);
}

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Quote:

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Originally Posted by Arjay

Code:

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public ViewResult ShipCalendarMonth(int Id, DateTime? dt)
{
    var shipCalendar = repo.CruiseCalendarDays(Id, dt.HasValue ? dt.Value : DateTime.Now, 28);
    return View(shipCalendar);
}

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Thanks Arjay!

Code:

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This also works (just stumbled across it)

        public ViewResult ShipCalendarMonth(int Id, DateTime? dt)
        {           
            DateTime startDate = dt ?? DateTime.Now;
            var shipCalendar = repo.CruiseCalendarDays(Id, startDate, 28);
            return View(shipCalendar);
        }

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