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Any function that can return an object in Java can return a null. Nullability not being part of the type system I think is a design fail.
by jmyeet 2y ago
Any function that can return an object in Java can return a null. Nullability not being part of the type system I think is a design fail.
- alganet 2y agoYeah, so the null checks become annoying if you use only language fundamentals. Java has a culture of having a layer above fundamentals. We're past all that already. I am discussing the ergonomics of their null checking APIs, particularly in the context of pipelining (or streaming, in the Java world). I find them quite comfortable.