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Huh. I feel like I distinctly remember it being both one of our mobile clients, and it being the string "(null)". Java, perhaps? (That was our Android app, of
by deathanatos 6y ago
Huh. I feel like I distinctly remember it being both one of our mobile clients, and it being the string "(null)".
Java, perhaps? (That was our Android app, of course.)
Although we did have a desktop app (weirdly) and that was in C++.
- saagarjha 6y agoJava just prints “null” IIRC. To be fair, the “(null)” you’ll usually get from passing a null pointer to printf is implementation defined (really, undefined, but no implementation I’ve seen has done bad things with it).
- JimDabell 6y ago> Huh. I feel like I distinctly remember it being both one of our mobile clients, and it being the string "(null)". Objective-C will do that with the format string "%@" if you pass it nil.