just a fun little anecdote. I wrote a piece of code that said ` if ( boolean_variable == true)` this was meant to be "if neither false nor null", since the v

just a fun little anecdote. I wrote a piece of code that said ` if ( boolean_variable == true)` this was meant to be "if neither false nor null", since the variable was nullable (kotlin), until someone else tried to "fix the beginner mistake" :P luckily kotlin requires you handle the nullability and the other person immediately figured out what was going on. The other person was me, a couple of months down the line.