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It would be simpler if java had oak's (old java version) assert syntax, with a little compiler help. For example, nonnull field: public Object field assert field != null; The compiler could then check for common patterns, like field != null.
321Carl2000 1 year ago
if I hear NULL one time again...
Ishidasouken 1 year ago
love it! <3
ToplessGirls100 1 year ago
nice
australia1nbr1 2 years ago