Probably got the wrong place to ask this, but here...

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[pablisco]

Probably got the wrong place to ask this, but here it goes nothing.
If Kotlin was designed without the JVM in mind would we have nullables and the `?/!!/?:` operators? i.e Is it safe to consider these as merely interoperability features? Specially given that there are safer ways to define default cases (with sealed classes for example)

[Ruckus]

I think rust is a great example of that. There is no null in rust, just an Option<T> enum and some fancy null pointer optimization. https://stackoverflow.com/a/46557737