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by dom0
3492 days ago
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> Here's another approach. [...] How is that different from the usual approach in Java, which exactly produces the problems observed? Other languages, eg. Kotlin and now PHP enforce that variables and parameters that are declared to be not null are not null. Not null is the default behaviour. If you want nullable vars or params, then you have to declare it through `?`. |
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