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In Kotlin, every variable and object reference has a type, and that type can be either nullable or non-nullable. A nullable type can hold a value or a special value called null, which means that the variable doesn't point to any object. On the other hand, a non-nullable type can only hold a value and cannot be null.

  • Updated May 2, 2023
  • Kotlin

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