I never said you would write 0 unit tests. You would write no tests for types.
Kotlin has nullability built into the language, so I don't have to write a test what happens when the variable I am passing is null.
I also don't have to do defensive programming and check if the variable is null.
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I never said you would write 0 unit tests. You would write no tests for types.
Kotlin has nullability built into the language, so I don't have to write a test what happens when the variable I am passing is null.
I also don't have to do defensive programming and check if the variable is null.