▲ | kelnos 5 days ago | |
> @Nullable Optional<Boolean> foo; To be (somewhat facetiously) fair, that's just JSON. The key can be not-present, present but null, or it can have a value. I usually use nested Options for that, not nulls, but it's still annoying to represent. In Rust I could also do
But then I'd end up reinventing Option semantics, and would need to do a bunch of conversions when interacting with other stuff. |