![]() ![]() This is why a few programming languages introduced the possibility to indicate that a variable is nullable, or in other words, that it can accept the null value. This leads to several issues that may be difficult to address while programming. One of the most common problems coming with programming languages is that accessing a variable with a null value causes a null reference exception at runtime. A complete guide to null safety in Kotlin ![]() Spreading knowledge through writing is my mission. Antonello Zanini Follow I'm a software engineer, but I prefer to call myself a technology bishop. ![]()
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