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Description: Null safety is a fundamental feature in many programming languages, designed to prevent the dreaded null pointer exceptions, which are one of the main causes of errors in software development. In languages that implement null safety, a clear distinction is made between nullable and non-nullable types. This means that, by default, variables cannot hold […]