How to check whether a uint256 is null in solidity?
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You can check it by comparing with 0
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I want to check whether a uint256
variable is null. How can I do so in solidity?
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I want to check whether a uint256
variable is null. How can I do so in solidity?
solidity
solidity
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Rohan Dhar
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You can check it by comparing with 0
– A.K.
22 hours ago
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You can check it by comparing with 0
– A.K.
22 hours ago
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You can check it by comparing with 0
– A.K.
22 hours ago
You can check it by comparing with 0
– A.K.
22 hours ago
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There aren't any things like null
in solidity.
All the uninitialized variables are set to a zero like value.
Have a look at this answer for more examples.
Indeed, but I'd add that integers do not normally have nulls in any programming language. They are primitives.
– Paul Berg
7 hours ago
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1 Answer
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active
oldest
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active
oldest
votes
active
oldest
votes
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
There aren't any things like null
in solidity.
All the uninitialized variables are set to a zero like value.
Have a look at this answer for more examples.
Indeed, but I'd add that integers do not normally have nulls in any programming language. They are primitives.
– Paul Berg
7 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
There aren't any things like null
in solidity.
All the uninitialized variables are set to a zero like value.
Have a look at this answer for more examples.
Indeed, but I'd add that integers do not normally have nulls in any programming language. They are primitives.
– Paul Berg
7 hours ago
add a comment |
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
up vote
4
down vote
accepted
There aren't any things like null
in solidity.
All the uninitialized variables are set to a zero like value.
Have a look at this answer for more examples.
There aren't any things like null
in solidity.
All the uninitialized variables are set to a zero like value.
Have a look at this answer for more examples.
answered 22 hours ago
Tudor Constantin
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Indeed, but I'd add that integers do not normally have nulls in any programming language. They are primitives.
– Paul Berg
7 hours ago
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Indeed, but I'd add that integers do not normally have nulls in any programming language. They are primitives.
– Paul Berg
7 hours ago
Indeed, but I'd add that integers do not normally have nulls in any programming language. They are primitives.
– Paul Berg
7 hours ago
Indeed, but I'd add that integers do not normally have nulls in any programming language. They are primitives.
– Paul Berg
7 hours ago
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You can check it by comparing with 0
– A.K.
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