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by markcerqueira
3073 days ago
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> Only in the same instances you would in Java-to-Java. So the ergonomics aren't improved or reduced. This isn't correct. For example you have a String that was passed as a param and were shoving it into JSONObject. In Java if it's null nothing bad happens (except shoving a null value into your JSON). Shoving a null into a JSONObject in Kotlin won't crash in the put operation; you'd get the crash as soon as the method is called and it does the Intrinsics check. |
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