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Of course Rust has a null pointer type. Otherwise, it wouldn’t really be a systems programming language :) But most users would rarely if ever need to use that
by Cyph0n 6y ago
Of course Rust has a null pointer type. Otherwise, it wouldn’t really be a systems programming language :)
But most users would rarely if ever need to use that type. Option<T> is how Rust deals with optional/nullable values.