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Only Safe Or Non Null Assserted Calls Are Allowed On A Nullable Receiver Type Of Arraylist

Just started using kotlin for android development.My arraylist is declared like this- var day1: ArrayList? = null Now I am trying to access an element b

Solution 1:

The problem is, that you defined the ArrayList as nullable. You have two options here:

  1. don't define the variable nullable (this depends on your code):
var day1: ArrayList<DietPlanDetailModel> = ArrayList()
  1. access your data-structure with a null check:
val dietPlan= day1?.get(position)

Solution 2:

As defined, day1 can be null but you're invoking a function by doing [], which is basically the same as calling day1.get(index).

This can throw a NullpointerException, which the Kotlin compiler tries to prevend. Thus, only safe calls like this are allowed: day1?.get().

Solution 3:

You told compiler that your variable can be null (and assigned null to it).

day1[position] is essentially day1.get(position) which will crash with NPE if day1 is null -> null.get(position)

If you can guarantee that day1 will be initialized id recommend lateinit or just straight up assigning new Arraylist with declaration. Of course, simple day1?.get(position) works fine.

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