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by margorczynski
778 days ago
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What you said is: 1) Anecdotal 2) Based on faith that someone will not forget to do something instead of a well documented mechanism in the language that could block that from the start Having nil/null to handle empty references is simply very bad design and there's decades of examples why. The correct way is using a two-value type like Option, Maybe, etc. so that the (possibility) of the value missing is actually encoded in the type system |
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