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Well instead of checking if it is null you always dereference it BUT you twist the logic so that the result cancels out when it was null.
Basically you're doing a lot of calculations with invalid data but the invalid data will cancel out.
Well instead of checking if it is null you always dereference it BUT you twist the logic so that the result cancels out when it was null.
Basically you're doing a lot of calculations with invalid data but the invalid data will cancel out.