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Huh weird, if I specify the type like:
`let foo: Int = a?.b.value`
then it shows an error which makes sense, but if I let it infer the type then it works and if I set `a` to `nil` then `foo` is null which would suggest that it’s actually an `Int?` but IDE shows me `Int`.
I guess it’s an IDE bug.
```
let a: A? = A()

let foo = a?.b.value

foo is Int // prints true for Int and for Int?
```
but
```
let a: A? = nil

let foo = a?.b.value

foo is Int? // prints true only for Int?
```