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First class support for nullable is more basic and needed. Java On its own it doesn’t support this however there are ways of enforcing this in a Java codebase.
by imoverclocked 5y ago
First class support for nullable is more basic and needed.
Java On its own it doesn’t support this however there are ways of enforcing this in a Java codebase. Eg: Errorprone and NullAway comes to mind here.