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For what it's worth, Rust has both Null (for unsafe null pointers) and None (wrapping a type that may or may not exist at any given point). None is used far, f
by cderwin 10y ago
For what it's worth, Rust has both Null (for unsafe null pointers) and None (wrapping a type that may or may not exist at any given point). None is used far, far more frequently in my experience than null in rust though.