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The ?? operator
-[Apache Royale](https://royale.apache.org/){:target='\_blank'} adds support
for the _nullish coalescing operator_ in [ActionScript](features/as3), which
uses the symbol `??`. The `??` operator accepts two operands, one each on its
left and right sides. Which operand is returned depends on whether the left
operand is _nullish_ or not.
+Starting in **version 1.0.0**, [Apache
Royale](https://royale.apache.org/){:target='_blank'} adds support for the
_nullish coalescing operator_ in [ActionScript](features/as3), which uses the
symbol `??`. The `??` operator accepts two operands, one each on its left and
right sides. Which operand is returned depends on whether the left operand is
_nullish_ or not.
Nullish values include `null` and `undefined` only. If the left operand is not
nullish, then it is returned immediately, without executing the right operand.
If the left operand is nullish, then the right operand is returned instead.
-_Requires Apache Royale 0.9.10 or newer._
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## Code example
Consider the following code that uses the `??` operator to provide a non-null
value if the left operand is nullish.
