Kotlin Questions

Executes a block of code with a specified CoroutineContext.

Creates a new CoroutineScope.

Launches a new coroutine on the main thread.

Cancels all coroutines within a specific scope.

run()

toString()

equals()

copy()

To build type hierarchies dynamically at runtime.

To enforce type safety at compile time when creating complex structures.

To cast types safely within a given scope.

To create generic type aliases for improved code readability.

Encapsulating

Overriding

Overloading

Abstracting

To efficiently build mutable strings.

To perform regular expression matching.

To convert between different string encodings.

To create immutable strings.

Using the let function to execute code only if the variable is not null.

Using the safe call operator ?.

Performing a null check using an if statement.

Using the Elvis operator ?: to provide a default value if the variable is null.

The coroutine suspends execution at the suspending function call, allowing other work to happen on the thread.

The coroutine throws an exception because suspending functions are not allowed.

The suspending function is executed in a separate thread, running concurrently with the coroutine.

The coroutine blocks the thread until the suspending function completes its operation.

It cannot be used with lambda expressions.

It operates on primitive data types only.

It always throws exceptions.

It can accept functions as parameters or return a function.

Provides information and settings for a coroutine

Handles exceptions thrown within a coroutine

Manages the execution order of coroutines

Stores the data shared between coroutines

async

launch

repeat

runBlocking