Thank you, I shall be more precise when giving any comment. Honestly, I have not considered the advantages from null-safetyness (rated anything..) properly befo

Thank you, I shall be more precise when giving any comment. Honestly, I have not considered the advantages from null-safetyness (rated anything..) properly before posting. I just wanted to rant about kotlin, since i hear too many prayers about it and my gud (stomach) tells me different. I am not able to put it into words, yet. I really appreciate your hint. Anyway, you are absolutely right and I am glad @jach posted an link (above) regarding my intuition (@shoutout). When I learned programming (with Java, 3 yrs. ago) my mentor pointed out that i included too null-checks, even though i was familiar with the entire code base. Just after reading a post on this platform I realized his real intention: Sometimes (most often!) we needlessy check for null. Since then, forcing me to check anytime for null feels wrong and kotlin is forcing me to do so. Eventually I just wanted to mention downsizes which comes into my way when using kotlin daily.. Thankfully..!