Is there an equivalent of Javascript's optional chaining in Java?

Question

String answer = question1?.question2?.answer

Is there a way (preferably in-built) to get the property of an object where both the following scenarios are covered:

1. If the object is null, return a null value for the attribute.
2. Returns null for an attribute if it doesn't exist in the object.

To top this, is there a way to chain such get operations for deeply nested attributes?

Answer 1

Java doesn't however Groovy does. When writing Groovy you can mix java right in with it. In Groovy you can do println company?.address?.street?.name