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Courses Plus Student 6,993 PointsWhy did Ben only use one line of code and not the two lines provided by Parse documentation?
At the Parse documentation regarding Current User there are two lines of code:
You can clear the current user by logging them out:
ParseUser.logOut();
ParseUser currentUser = ParseUser.getCurrentUser(); // this will now be null
Why did Ben only use the first line of code and not the two lines provided by Parse documentation? I remember Ben saying in this video that the cache will be deleted with the first line of code, but why did he not use the second line of code?
Is is not necessary or what? The Parse documentation does not provide more information regarding this topic.
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Afik Paryente
2,042 PointsThe second line is just there to show you that now, the currentUser is null becouse there is no current user logged in. Its affect nothing :)
poltexious
Courses Plus Student 6,993 Pointspoltexious
Courses Plus Student 6,993 PointsOK. Thank you for your reply! I guess the documentation at Parse could be more clear at this point then. They should not include the second line of code as 'code', because it does more harm than good.