Updated default.md

[pkulikov]

Removed not necessary first line.
Updated description of the default value expression to the one used in the C# Operators topic.

[BillWagner]

Thanks for updating this @pkulikov

Overall, it's much clearer. I had one comment, and one question for you.

[BillWagner]

I'd like to keep the term "Produces" instead of "Returns". Yes, this is a bit pedantic, but expressions don't "return", they are evaluated. Evaluation of an expression produces a result.

Another question: With the new wording, do you think nullable types need to be called out? They weren't earlier, and it both versions, the behavior for default(int?) is hinted at but not stated.

[pkulikov]

@BillWagner as for "Produces", I see your point and agree. Will update it and thank you for the clarification.

As for the explanation text, I've thought about removing it at all and having just Produces the default value of a type. Thus, inviting a reader to follow the link (I'll make another PR to update the actual topic that describes default value expressions) that provides more details. As for now, there are three places in docs where we explain default type values. What do you think of it?

[pkulikov]

And question: is it possible that folks think of int? as a numeric type? If yes, then they might misread the text.

[BillWagner]

As for now, there are three places in docs where we explain default type values. What do you think of it?

Yes. I like that idea.

is it possible that folks think of int? as a numeric type? If yes, then they might misread the text.

It is. That's the best case for calling it out explicitly.

[pkulikov]

@BillWagner I've updated both pages. Please check, if we understood each other correctly. The default value expression page -> another PR.

[mairaw]

@BillWagner tagged as changes-addressed for you to verify your feedback was taken care. Thx!

[BillWagner]

Thanks for making the update @pkulikov I'll now.

Thanks again.