Java devs: Optional is not just a null check in a trench coat. Stop doing this: if (optional.isPresent()) { return optional.get(); } Start doing this: optional .map(User::getEmail) .filter(email -> email.endsWith(".com")) .orElse("unknown") Chainable. Readable. No NullPointerException in sight. That's what Optional was built for. #Java #Programming #CleanCode #SoftwareEngineering #BackendDev
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