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My point is nillable values by default is a strange choice and throws out 50 years of computing history. It has been clearly established that it leads to null p
by ilrwbwrkhv 2y ago
My point is nillable values by default is a strange choice and throws out 50 years of computing history. It has been clearly established that it leads to null pointer exceptions. The fact that a modern language lets you do it is a bit strange.
- burnished 2y agoOh I didn't really get that from what you had been saying. Sure, I'd agree it feels like a whoopsie, I dislike nil values because they are a common source of faults.