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by josephg
2 days ago
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Yes. Its also explicit instead of implicit. In rust (and typescript, swift, haskell and others), you have to opt-in to nullability. By default, functions can't take a null in place of a non-nullable value. And whether a function accepts a T or an Option<T> is part of the signature. |
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