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James Iry

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Martians vs Monads: Null Considered Harmful Posted: Jul 30, 2008 4:46 PM
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I hate null. More specifically I hate NullPointerExceptions(NPEs). Scala has an alternative, but let me explain why I hate NPEs. They're like evil, sneaky muppets. Remember the Martians on Sesame Street? They'd ask each other if a phone was a cow and then say "nope, nope, nope, nope." To my eye, NPE looks a lot like "NoPE."Me: Is my unit test working?Computer: NoPEMe: Um...okay, fixed that

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