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A code snippet is provided that connects to an Access database and includes a null check issue.

Accessed Nulls

I think the bigger WTF is this:
<pre><code>Result result = new Result(00, new Date(), consumptions);
</code></pre>
In a <code>void</code> method… Maybe it’s that the snippet provided doesn’t say what they’re doing with it, but it seems like it should <code>return</code> something, and doesn’t.