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This is something that's nice about ML-family languages. Data is not "nullable" by default. If you want to introduce that possibility, you need to wrap it in so
by sdevlin 15y ago
This is something that's nice about ML-family languages. Data is not "nullable" by default. If you want to introduce that possibility, you need to wrap it in some form of "option" type - and you're forced to deal with the consequences of that explicitly.