<@U10EJRH2L> but it allows you to use Java types a...

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[amanda.hinchman-dominguez]

@Ruckus but it allows you to use Java types as well, which does present a risk for nullable types

[Ruckus]

I think it's basically discouraged to use any Java type that is married to a Kotlin type by the compiler, but it's just discouraged, not banned, so if you need to, go for it.

[gildor]

But in 99% of cases when you want to use Java Integer you doing something wrong. Just because Kotlin Int will be compiled to Java's primitive int or boxed Integer