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And even that last one you can now finally explicitly account for with the incredibly unfortunately syntaxed, but critically useful, double question mark.
by TheRealPomax 4y ago
And even that last one you can now finally explicitly account for with the incredibly unfortunately syntaxed, but critically useful, double question mark.
- eyelidlessness 4y agoYeah, and I also make exceptions for == null and != null where it aids readability of the code. Linter blocks any other type coercive comparison, but allows that one (and honestly I think it should be mandated, but I haven’t had a need to push that lever for a long time either).