Talk:Safe navigation operator

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Missing explanatory information

Safe navigation operator is (to my mind) an important subject.

This article is good in that it provides examples from different languages. However, it is deficient because it does not explain what each bit of syntax is doing; someone not familiar with these languages just sees some 'random' syntax with unexplained symbols and symbol combinations. How about entering a comment after each element of each statement indicating what that element is, means, or is doing? The alternative would be to provide a textural explanation to go with each code snippet, with an explanation of each element. FreeFlow99 (talk) 18:17, 22 March 2024 (UTC)[reply]