Add fwd ref into CF Manual #803
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An intro of "Nullness Checker" section will reference "Generics and polymorphism" section to mention that defaults in the latter differs from defaults for a non-generic parameter, e.g. a Method argument. That should help a new reader to catch the difference sooner. resolves: eisop#795
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Thanks for the suggestion! For the future, please make sure that your git authorship is set correctly. However, note that the CI system determined two names for your commits: So please fix that in your setup. Thanks for the PR and please keep suggestions coming! |
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That wording is great, thank you. |
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An intro of "Nullness Checker" section will reference "Generics and polymorphism" section to mention that defaults in the latter differs from defaults for a non-generic parameter, e.g. a Method argument.
That should help a new reader to catch the difference sooner. resolves: #795