No, I don't want the parameter to be nullable. The...

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No, I don't want the parameter to be nullable. The receiver is nullable. Here is the actual example:

target: StepperCallback?.() -> Boolean

which is then called as target.invoke(it.second).

I am concerned that that invoke call isn't returning a Boolean? but rather Boolean. If the receiver is nullable, then target.invoke(null) is a valid expression, but what does it return? Intuitively to me, it should return a null of type Boolean?, but Android Studio is telling me that the return type of target.invoke() is a Boolean.