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Not having null safety seems like overhead to me.
> I know when it is appropriate or neccessary to check for null, otherwise i can get rid of it.
How do you know? Do you have the entire code base in your head. What about when someone new works on the project?
> And its more easily grep-pable the Java way.
What does this mean?
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Not having null safety seems like overhead to me.
> I know when it is appropriate or neccessary to check for null, otherwise i can get rid of it.
How do you know? Do you have the entire code base in your head. What about when someone new works on the project?
> And its more easily grep-pable the Java way.
What does this mean?