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Description
Reduce the need for emptiness checks and reduce unsafe APIs with NonEmptyCollections.
You can use NonEmptyList, NonEmptySet and NonEmptyMap to restrict the input of functions to make your code safer and avoid unnecessary runtime exceptions.
For a detailed explanation see our related article Non-Empty Lists in Kotlin.
Programming language: Kotlin
License: MIT License
Tags:
Android
Kotlin
Library
KotlinJS
KotlinJVM
Kotlin Library
Multiplatform
Non Empty List
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