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I agree that it's better when its built-in because the whole ecosystem uses it. Whereas in Java you may need to wrap third party code if they don't use the null
by gjadi 4y ago
I agree that it's better when its built-in because the whole ecosystem uses it. Whereas in Java you may need to wrap third party code if they don't use the null analysis (or the same tool).
But regarding the feature I imagine it is the same. Or are there cases where the Java Null Analysis fails?
- pjmlp 4y agoSome tools work on bytecode level, so it doesn't matter if the code is third party or not, other than naturally one cannot change it, but you wouldn't change it as well on Kotlin.