top | item 33710389 (no title) sedro | 3 years ago You can use ?. or assign to a nullable type. Or you can get a NPE at runtime. Which is to say, it's not null-safe. discuss order hn newest Larrikin|3 years ago So you're in the exact same case as you were in Java, which was my third point. But the type is a special type to let you know what you're doing is unsafe.
Larrikin|3 years ago So you're in the exact same case as you were in Java, which was my third point. But the type is a special type to let you know what you're doing is unsafe.
Larrikin|3 years ago